Community Resources/Las Vegas
Community Resources/Las Vegas
Provided by Courtesy of Nevada Early Intervention Services-Christy Santoro
June 2013
|Absolute Health Care |2860 E.Flamingo Rd Ste B |
|Accepts Medicaid, house cleaning and other services for |LAS VEGAS, NV 89121 |
|families. |702-318-5005 |
|Access Health/Las Vegas |702-430-3580 |
|A program that links those who qualify and are uninsured to |accesshealth |
|affordable primary and specialty healthcare services. | |
|Accessible Space |6375 W. Charleston Blvd, suite 200 Building L |
|Provides accessible, affordable rental housing. Also operates an|Las Vegas, 89146 |
|assistive technology center and the Nevada Community Enrichment |702-259-1903 |
|Program which provides day treatment, residential, supportive |Toll free: 800-466-7722 |
|housing and independent living services to Nevadans with | |
|disabilities. Also provides home buer down payment assistance. | |
|Insurance accepted. | |
|Adaptive Occupational Therapy Services (OT services for children|259-6336 |
|and adults) | |
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|“Servicios de Terapia Ocupacional Adaptiva (Servicios de Terapia| |
|Ocupacional para niños y adultos)” | |
|ADAMS ESQ | |
|Special Education Law |500 N. Rainbow Blvd., Suite 300, Las Vegas, NV 89107. |
|The attorneys and staff at ADAMS ESQ are committed to providing |For more information please contact us toll free at: |
|exceptional legal representation free of charge to parents. |1-800-785-6713 |
| |Phone: (702) 289-4143 (phone); (702) 924-7200 (fax) |
| |Email: nevadmin@ |
|Adelson Clinic for Drug Treatment |Main Phone Number |
|Substance abuse services and treatment, outpatient, accepts |(702) 735-7900 |
|Medicaid. Groups include, men, women and dually Diagnosed. |Intake Phone Number |
| |(702) 735-7900 |
| |Facility Address |
| |3661 South Maryland Parkway |
| |Suite 64 |
| |Las Vegas, NV 89109 |
|AFAN (Aid for AIDS of Nevada) |701 Shadow Ln, suite 170 |
|Provides case management for HIV positive residents of Clark |Las Vegas, NV 89102 |
|County. Referrals and information are provided for all aspects |Phone: 702-382-2326 |
|of HIV care including; primary medical care, housing and |Fax: 702-366-1609 |
|benefits counseling. Food bank is available and hot lunch is | |
|served four days a week. HIV education and outread also | |
|available. | |
|Air Life Line/Angel Flight (Transportation medical services by |AirLifeLine, call toll-free (877) AIR LIFE (877-247-5433). |
|air for families. Need medical referral, fly under 1000 miles, | |
|parents and child fly at no cost) | |
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|“Servicios de Transportación Médica por aire (avión) para | |
|familias necesitadas.” | |
|Alcoholics Anonymous |702-598-1888 |
|Alternative Health Care (eligibility determined by Clark County |455-3651 |
|Social Services guidelines) | |
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|“Cuidado alternativo de Salud (Elegibilidad determinada por las | |
|guias de Servicios Sociales de Clark” | |
|Always Better Care |364-8006-Las Vegas |
|Provides Home Health Care and Hospice. No pediatricsSkilled |Central Intake Referrals: 800-574-7666 |
|nursing, therapists and aids. |Fax: 866-221-8620 |
| |6950 Olivero Ave; Suite B-4 |
| |Las Vegas, NV 89117 |
| |Laughlin: 702-298-0555 |
|Alzheimer's Association Southern Nevada Regional office |5190 South Valley View Blvd., Suite 101 |
| |Las Vegas, NV 89118 |
| |Helpline(s): 800.272.3900 |
| |Business Line: 702.248.2770 |
| |Fax: 702.248.2771 |
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|American Council of the Blind of Nevada |1921 Oakleaf Ave |
| |Las Vegas, NV 89146 |
|American Red Cross (Variety of support services for families, |791-3311 |
|financial, housing, referrals) | |
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|“(Una variedad de servicios de apoyo para las familias, | |
|financial, vivienda, referimientos).” | |
|Angel Flight (Transportation medical services by air for needy |1-888-4-ANGEL |
|families) | |
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|“Servicios de transportación médica por el aire (avión) para las| |
|familias necesitadas | |
|Asperger's Syndrome/High Functioning Autism Support Group. |CONTACTS: |
|Provides information and support to parents and educators of |Barbie Lauver @ Danielle Wendel |
|children with autism. |AspergerHFAgrp@ |
| |436-7996 |
| |Meets the first Wednesday of each month from 7-9pm in the Wengert |
| |Conference Room at |
| |Nevada Power Company (6226 W. Sahara Avenue). |
|Animal Control |City-229-6348 |
| |County-455-7710 |
|“Control de Animales” | |
|Assistive Technology Center At Nevada Community Enrichment |259-1903 |
|Program (information and referrals to individuals with Traumatic| |
|Brain Injury) | |
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|“Información y referimientos a individuos con lesiones | |
|traumaticas del cerebro.” | |
|Associated Bilingual Counselors (sliding scale, private |568-5971 |
|insurance only) |7 Water Street |
|Asociación de Consejeros Bilingües (escala de recursos)” |Henderson NV 89015 |
|Associated Counselors (Individual & family) |733-7200 |
|“Asociación de Consejeros (Individual y Familiar) | |
|Attention Deficit Disorder Clinic (Assessment and services for |736-1919 |
|ADD and ADHD individuals) | |
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|“Clinica de Desorden de Deficiencia de Atención. Asesoramientos| |
|y Servicios.” | |
|Audiologists Community Pediatric |Anderson Audiology (VRA testing, OAEs, Hearing aids) |
| |David Anderson, Au.D. D. Lan Anderson, Au.D. |
| |3120 S. Rainbow Blvd. # 201 |
| |Las Vegas, NV 89146 |
| |Phone: 233-4327 |
| |2642 W. Horizon Ridge, Suite A11 |
| |Henderson, NV 89052 No Medicaid |
| |Phone: 933-9102 |
| |Ear Nose and Throat Specialist Jill Wyatt, M.S. |
| |3201 S. Maryland Pkwy #306 |
| |All testing, OAEs, Hearing aids |
| |Las Vegas, NV 89109 |
| |Phone: 688-4110 Full Medicaid |
| |Dr. Tolan, Laurie Turner, M.S |
| |5785 S. Fort Apache |
| |Las Vegas, NV 89148 |
| |Phone: 735-1400 |
| |ABRs, Hearing Aids |
| |Full Medicaid |
| |Lubritz & Nasri, Ltd., Carrie Page, M.S. |
| |3101 S. Maryland Pkwy, Ste 102 |
| |Las Vegas, NV 89109 |
| |Phone: 732-4491 |
| |OAE/ABR, Hearing Aids ,Medicaid |
| |Marilyn Maschgan, AuD |
| |4510 S. Eastern Ave. #9 |
| |Las Vegas, NV 89119 |
| |Phone: 732-3800 |
| |OAEs , Hearing Aids |
| |Medicaid |
| |University Medical Center, |
| |800 W. Charleston |
| |Las Vegas, NV 89102 |
| |Phone: 383-2313 |
| |(Temporarily no ABR’s) All testing, OAE, No hearing aids |
| |Most Insurances, Most Medicaid |
| |University of Nevada School Of Medicine |
| |3150 N. Tenaya Way, #104 |
| |All testing, ABR, OAE |
| |Las Vegas, NV 89128 |
| |Phone: 671-6480 |
| |Courtney Smith, M.S |
| |5380 S. Rainbow Blvd, Suite 324 |
| |Las Vegas, NV 89118 |
| |Phone: 992-6828 |
| |NEIS referral, Some hearing aid, Full Medicaid |
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| |If children have a parent that is active in the Air Force, testing|
| |can be done at O’Callahan Hospital. Obtain referral through base |
| |pediatrician. |
| |Susan Lloyd, Au.D., CCC-A |
| |Mike O’Callaghan Federal Hospital |
| |SGOSL: ENT/Audiology |
| |4700 North Las Vegas Blvd. |
| |Nellis AFB, NV 89191 |
| |If HPN or another HMO, family needs a referral from their |
| |pediatrician |
| | |
| |*This list of local audiologists is a sampling of the audiological|
| |professionals in your area and is not exhaustive or inclusive. |
| |Please refer to your physician to obtain the name of an |
| |audiologist not included on this list. |
| |*Please check with the providers on this list and your insurance |
| |company to determine if your medical insurance covers testing and |
| |hearing aids and if prior authorization is needed. |
|Autism Resources |Diagnosing Options |
| |Dr. Beasley, Neuropsychologist: 386-2780 |
| |Dr. Fricke, Developmental Pediatrican: 992-6868 |
| |Neurology Specialists: 796-5505 |
| |The Liliclaire Foundation: 862-8141 |
| | |
| |Touro University Center for Autism and Developmental Disabilities |
| |– 777-4808 |
| |Nevada Early Intervention Services (Available to children enrolled|
| |in Early Intervention. Arranged through your Service Coordinator.)|
| |486-7670 |
| |Postivitely Kids-Diagnosing. |
| |Dr. Rooman Ahad, Pediatric Neurologist |
| |Autism and Neurosciences Program at Positively Kids |
| |Examples would include: Autism, ADHD/ADD, developmental delays, |
| |epilepsy/seizures, migraines/tension headaches, tics/tourette’s |
| |syndrome, and behavioral disorders, etc. Main Number (702) |
| |262-0037 |
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| |Other Services |
| |University of Nevada Las Vegas Center for Autism Spectrum |
| |Disorders |
| |702-895-5836 Autism1@unlvnevada.edu , |
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| |Health Division Office of Autism Training and Technical Assistance|
| |Randy Figurski rfigurski@health. |
| |Office of Disability Services (ODS), Through R.A.G.E. – |
| |Independent Living Autism Services. Provides monetary support for |
| |evidence based, home and community based intervention services for|
| |children aged 18 mo. to 19 yrs. with diagnosed Autism Spectrum |
| |Disorders. To apply for services, contact Cheyenne at R.A.G.E., |
| |702-259-0789 or the statewide Toll Free Number 1-888-337-3839 |
| |Mental Health and Developmental Services (MHDS) Through Desert |
| |Regional Center – Self Directed Autism Services (SDAS). Provides |
| |monetary support for self directed services to families of |
| |children aged 18 month through 10 years who have a diagnosis of |
| |Autism. Apply for services at Desert Regional Center, Intake |
| |Department, 702-486-7794. |
| |CARE-Collaborative Autism, Resources and Education LLC, Jan Butz, |
| |Ph.D. |
| |Office - 702-561-9192 |
| |Serving all of Nevada jbutz@ |
| |Lovaas Center for Behavior Intervention |
| |Office - 702-877-2520 |
| |331 N. Buffalo, #B, LV, NV 89145 |
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| |Moore Institute for Autism |
| |Dr. Elizabeth Moore MD/FACOG |
| |702-435-1037 #209 |
| |Speak to Grace contact Triage |
| |108 E. Lake Mead Dr. #306, Henderson |
| |FEAT, Families for Effective Autism |
| |Treatment of Southern Nevada |
| | |
| |Provides information on treatment |
| |resources, IEP process. Information |
| |provided by parents. |
| |702-368-3328 help@ |
| |ACT Now Nevada |
| |Joan Shaffer |
| |3149 Regal Oak Dr. |
| |Henderson, NV 89052 |
| |(702) 953-5711; (702) 595-2892; (702) 968-5177 (fax) |
| |Email: Actnow@ |
| |Web: |
| |ACT Now Nevada is dedicated to providing advocacy for parental |
| |rights, sharing financial and supportive resourcesand helping |
| |families understand Autism treatment options. |
| |Behavioral Resolutions |
| |522 E. Twain Ave. |
| |Las Vegas, NV 89169 |
| |Phone: 702-883-1905 |
| |Email: BehavioralResolutions@ |
| |Website: |
| |All in 4 Autism |
| |522 E. Twain Ave. |
| |Las Vegas, NV 89169 |
| |Phone: 702-556-2174 |
| |Email: info@ |
| |Website: |
| |Autism Speaks 1-801-834-3171 |
| |Email: lasvegas@ |
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| |Achievement Vocational Academy: Programs designed to focus on |
| |employment, living skills for individuals 14 hrs and older with |
| |higher functioning Autism. |
| |72 N. Pecos #C, Henderson NV, 702-421-1356 |
| |Autism Care West, 8540 S. Eastern, #150, Henderson NV 89123, |
| |702-326-5996. Info@ , |
| |Summit Autism Services. 848 N. Rainbow #2717, LV, 89107. Phone |
| |866-610-2517. info@ , |
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| |Brain Solutions: Programs designed to improve brain functioning in|
| |the areas of learning, sensory integration, Autism spectrum |
| |Disroders and processing. |
| |8515 Edna Ave, #110, LV NV 89117, 702-340-2248. |
| |info@ , |
| |Cresent Academy: Behavioral treatment programs specializing in |
| |evidence based therapies for individuals with Autism Spectrum |
| |Disorders. 3105 Coleman St., #B, LV NV 89032. 702-202-2567. |
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|Babies are Beautiful |Valley Hospital |
|A prenatal program for women without maternity health insurance.|620 Shadow Lane |
|Find an OB/GYN, file for financial assistance, free prenatal |Las Vegas 89016 |
|classes, discounts on lab work and ultrasounds. Payment plans |Monday-Friday 7am-3:30pm |
|arranged. |Walk-ins welcome |
| |Appointments: 671-8501 |
|Baby’s Bounty |Phone: 702-485-BABY (2229) |
|Baby’s Bounty is a non-profit organization devoted to providing |Fax: 702-476-2227 |
|essential clothing and gear to babies born into families at | |
|risk. A request can only be made by a CASEWORKER or SOCIAL |help@ |
|SERVICE PROVIDER. The items must be picked up by a | |
|CASEWORKER, by appointment, from the Baby's Bounty distribution |MAILING ADDRESS |
|center. |840 Rancho Drive, Suite 4-556,Las Vegas, NV |
| |89106 |
| |FACILITY IS LOCATED AT |
| |2295 Renaissance Drive, Suite D, Las Vegas, NV |
| |89119 |
|Baby Steps (referral services for new moms and pregnant mothers,|383-2229 |
|help with Medicaid, block grant funding, doctors and services) | |
| | |
|“Servicios de Referimientos para nuevas mamás y mamás | |
|embarazadas, ayuda con Medicaid, fondos, doctores y servicios.” | |
|Baby Your Baby (information and referral for prenatal care and |1-800-429-2669 |
|health insurance) | |
|“Información y referimientos para el cuidado pre-natal y | |
|aseguranza de salud.” | |
|Bereavement Support |Loss of an Infant |
|Toll Free Bereavement Hotline |Resolve through Sharing (miscarriage, stillbirth, early new-natal |
|1-866-797-2277 |death) |
|(Open from 9 AM – 9 PM EST) |Sunrise Hospital |
| |3186 S. Maryland Parkway |
| |Contact: (702) 731-8222 |
| |This group meets on the 2nd Tuesday each week at 7:00 PM in the |
| |Rendezvous Room |
| |SIDS (Sudden Infant Death Syndrome) |
| |1600 Pinto Lane (North of UMC & Valley Hospital) |
| |1) Bereavement group held on the 3rd Tuesday at 7:00 PM |
| |2) Parent-to-Parent contacts/support |
| |3) One-on-one support |
| |Contact: Susan (702) 455-3409 or Leslie (702) 455-3565 |
| |Loss of a Child |
| |Compassionate Friends |
| |Compassionate Friends ask that you call directly to them to find |
| |the dates and times of the local chapter. The information changes|
| |from time-to-time and they will always have the most up-to-date |
| |information. |
| |Toll-Free: 877/969-0010 |
| |Fax: 630/990-0246 |
| |Website: |
| |Email: nationaloffice@ |
| |Address: The Compassionate Friends |
| |P.O. Box 3696, Oak Brook, IL 60522-3696 |
| |Bereaved Parents |
| |2nd Tuesdays at 7:00 PM |
| |Nevada Power, Torrey Pines and Jones, 3rd Floor |
| |4th Tuesdays at 7:00 PM |
| |Community Lutheran Church |
| |3720 E. Tropicana Las Vegas, NV |
| |Contact: (702) 393-1810 |
| |Candlelighters (no Support Group) |
| |Match families |
| |Provide one-on-one phone calls |
| |Sponsor Annual 1 year memorial events |
| |Provide professional counseling |
| |Contact: (702) 737-1919 |
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| |Teen Programs |
| |Center for Compassionate Care |
| |4131 S. Swenson St, Las Vegas, NV |
| |(Next door to Nathan Adelson Hospice) |
| |Tuesdays at 6 PM |
| |Teens 13-18 yrs. |
| |One-on-one counseling on Tuesdays (by appointment) |
| |Contact: (702) 796-3167 |
| |Good Grief for Teens (middle school-high school) |
| |Canyon Ridge Christian Church |
| |6200 Lone Mountain Rd. (at Jones) |
| |Contact: (702) 648-1234 Jodi |
| |Meets most Thursdays at 7:00 PM |
| |Survivors of Suicide |
| |Christ the King Parish |
| |Meets the 3rd Thursday of the month at 6:30 PM. |
| |Contact Gil Canlas at (702) 365-9948. |
| |Suicide Survivors Hotline (702) 731-2990 |
| |Call for locations and times |
| |Suicide Survivors-Canyon Ridge Christian Church |
| |200 W. Lone Mountain Rd. |
| |2nd and 4th Mondays at 7 PM |
| |(702) 685-2722 or Sharon at (702) 255-2072 |
| |Murder Victim Survivors Support |
| |Grant Sawyer Building |
| |2nd Thursday at 7:00 PM |
| |Contact: Sandy (702) 873-5696 |
| |Ron (702) 270-6524 |
| |General Support Groups |
| |Odyssey Hospice |
| |4011-A McLeod (Flamingo)Las Vegas, NV |
| |Contact: (702) 693-4912 |
| |Sr. Toni Woodson & Camille Becker |
| |This groups meets from 3:00 PM to 4:30 PM on Tuesdays and on |
| |Thursdays (see Thursday listings). Call for further information |
| |Creekside Hospice |
| |3626 Pecos-MdLeod, Suite 15 Las Vegas, NV |
| |Contact: (702) 650-7669 Melissa |
| |Nathan Adelson Hospice East, |
| |4141 S. Swenson St., Las Vegas, NV |
| |Each Wednesday at 5 PM |
| |Contact: 796-3126 |
| |En Espanol: Grupo de Apoyo Moral |
| |(Cuarto de Actividades en Edificio Hospicio) |
| |Cada Martes de 11:00 AM Hasta 12 PM |
| |Hable: 796-3126 |
| |Christ the King Widows Group |
| |4925 Torrey Pines Dr. |
| |Las Vegas, NV |
| |Contact: (702) 257-9093 Lois |
| |Meeting at 2:00 PM every Monday |
| |First Henderson United Methodist Church |
| |609 East Horizion Drive (Horizion & College) |
| |Henderson, NV Contact: (702) 565-6049 |
| |Meets every Sunday at 9:30 am. |
| |Green Valley Presbyterian Church |
| |1798 Green Valley Parkway Henderson, NV Contact: (702) 564-9797 |
| |Meets the first three Mondays of the month at 6:30 PM |
| |Central Christian Church Support Ministries |
| |Christian Support Group open to all |
| |1001 New Beginnings Dr. Henderson, NV |
| |Contact: (702) 451-4338 |
| |Meetings are held on Mondays from 7 PM to 8:30 PM |
| |St. Rose Hospital Bereavement Group |
| |Meets at the Barbara Greenspun Women’s Care Center |
| |100 N. Green Valley Parkway, Suite 330 |
| |Henderson, NV Contact: (702) 616-5500 |
| |This group meets the 2nd and 4th Wednesday of each month, from 6 |
| |PM to 7 |
| |Palms at Sienna |
| |2910 W. Horizon Ridge Dr., Henderson, NV |
| |Contact: (702) 614-8733 |
| |This group meets on the 2nd Thursday of each month at 2 PM in the |
| |Library |
| |New Hope Hospice of Nevada |
| |#8 Sunset Way, Suite 101, Henderson, NV |
| |Contact: Rev. Judy Andrews (702) 736-8180 |
| |This group meets the 2nd & 4th Thursday, from 11 AM to 12 Noon. |
| |Nathan Adelson Hospice East, Bereavement for Seniors |
| |4131 S. Swenson St., Las Vegas, NV |
| |Meets the 1st & 3rd Thursday of each month at 10 AM in the Group |
| |Room |
| |Contact: (702) 796-3126 |
| |Nathan Adelson Hospice East, |
| |4141 S. Swenson St., Las Vegas, NV |
| |1st & 3rd Fridays at 10 AM |
| |Contact: (702) 796-3126 |
|Behavioral Resolutions |Marija Savitt, M.A. |
|Provides behavioral support, educational support, and |522 E. Twain Ave. |
|Relationship Development Intervention for children, All ages. |Las Vegas, NV 89169 |
|Accepts DRC funding. |Phone: 702-883-1905 |
| |Email: BehavioralResolutions@ |
| |Website: |
|Best Coalition for a Safe & Drug Free Nevada |3075 E. Flamingo Rd. Ste 100-A |
|Intervention, counseling, referrals, survivor of Suicide |Las Vegas, NV 89121 |
|Services, Public Education, training and education, bilingual |702-385-0684 |
|services. No cost for services. | |
|Bi-Lingual Behavioral Services/ Mente Sana Day Treatment |4660 So. Eastern Avenue,STE . 200 Las Vegas, Nevada, 89119 |
|Targets spanish speaking families. Provide individual and family|(702) 451-7542 |
|counseling. Focus on children and adolescents who has mental |(702) 450-4239 |
|health issues, emotional and behavior disorders. | |
|Mente Sana Day Treatment has a program for pre-schoolers age 3-| |
|5 and a After School Program for school age children age 6-17. | |
|We also provides services to clients who have immigration | |
|issues, domestic violence, sexual abuse issues, non-offending | |
|parent classes and child custody cases . | |
|Blindconnect, Incorporated |(702) 631-9099 |
|Blind Center |642-6000 |
|Boulder City Parks and Recreations Department |702-293-9256 |
|Boy Scouts |736-4366 |
|Boys and Girls Club |367-2582 |
|Boys Town |642-7070 Shelter 642-7393 |
| |Alojamiento |
|Brand New Horizons (services for teens to help with school, GED |320-4217 |
|exam, culinary training, job corp. Helps with childcare and | |
|transportation | |
| | |
|“Servicios para adolecentes para ayudarlos con la escuela, | |
|Examen GED, entrenamiento culinario, busqueda de trabajo. Ayuda | |
|con el cuidado de niños y transportación.” | |
|Bridge Counseling (Counseling for adults, families and children,|Juanita Gay-Agency Development Director |
|family general, marital, substance, bilingual, sliding scale |Bridge Counseling Associates |
|fee) |1640 Alta Drive, #4 |
| |Las Vegas, NV 89106 |
|“Consejeros para adultos, familias y niños, famila en general, |702-474-6450 |
|matrimonial, abuso de substancia, bilingue, cobro por escala.” | |
|Bright Beginnings - UMC classes for expectant parents - FRC |(702) 383-3848 |
|Bureau of Services to the Blind and Visually Impaired |3016 W. Charleston Blvd, Suite 200 |
| |702-486-5333 |
|“Servicios de empedimientos visuales y deficiencia de la vista..|Toll Free: 800-662-3366 |
| |TTY: 702-486-5217 |
|Bureau of Services for Child Care |LAS VEGAS |
| |Main Main Office |
| |4180 S. Pecos, Suite 150 |
| |Las Vegas, NV 89121 |
| |Phone: (702) 486-7918 |
| |Fax: (702) 486-6660 |
|Calvary Chapel Spring Valley |7175 West Oquendo Road |
|Provides childcare for children with special needs to worship |Las Vegas, NV 89113 |
|services. |Phone: 702.362.9000 or |
| |877-300-CCSV |
| |Fax: 702.362.5119 |
| |Ministry Hotline (recorded): 866.227.8024 |
|Car Van Transportation for Handicapped and Seniors |228-4800 |
|Care Counseling |Located on Rancho and Alta |
|Care Counseling: Every Life Matters |Phone: 702-525-7878 |
|Therapy for the whole family |Fax: 702-383-0500 |
|· Counseling and psychological services | |
|· Screening, assessments and diagnosis | |
|· Individual, couples, and families | |
|· Specialize working with youth ages 4-18 | |
|· Parenting training and support groups | |
|· Career Counseling | |
|· Anger Management | |
|· Sexual abuse survivors | |
|· Bereavement and grief counseling | |
|· EMDR | |
|Insurance accepted: Medicaid FFS, Blue Cross Blue Shield, | |
|Teachers Health Trust, Mines and Associates, Victims of Crime | |
|Caring Hands Behavioral Health Services offers a variety of |Caring Hands Behavioral Health Services |
|skilled interventions to youth and families. We teach social |6655 W Sahara Ave A-110 |
|skills, responsibility, problem solving, anger management, |Las Vegas, NV 89146 |
|independence, and self-control. This program is designed to | |
|enable youth and families to gain knowledge and build | |
|self-awarenes through our current services of day treatment, |Phone 702 365-0600 |
|medication management, psychotherapy, psycho-social |Fax 702 365-0602 and 702 365-0603 |
|rehabilitation and basic skills. Some referring issues may be |Executive Director's work cell 702 426-6168 |
|anxiety, depression, anger management, social skills, | |
|communication, parenting skills, etc. Accept Straight Medicaid | |
|and Nevada Check-up | |
|Carpe Diem |702-45-6705 |
|Provide ABA services for individuals with developmental |4525 W. Spring Mountain Rd, suite 110 |
|disabilities and challenging behaviors. Extensive experience |Las Vegas, NV 89102 |
|with children with autism as well as language based programs. | |
|CASA Court Appointed Special Advocate Family Courts The mission |601 N Pecos Road Las Vegas, Nevada 89101- |
|of this program is to provide expressly trained volunteers and |(702) 455-4306 |
|personnel to preserve and protect the rights and interests of | |
|children involved in all aspects of the Family Court, through | |
|advocacy intervention in a sensitive, respectful and | |
|confidential manner. | |
|C.A.T. (Citizens Area Transit) |228-7433 |
|“Transportación de autobus” | |
|Camp Make Believe |Pamela M. Goldberg, MFT |
|A Social and Emotional Learning Program that Builds Emotional |6284 S. Rainbow Blvd., Suite 110 |
|Competence in Kids. Used by professionals. |Las Vegas, Nevada 89118 |
| |Phone 702-256-2006 |
| |Email: [pic]pam@ |
|Cancer Donation Program : More information is available on the |Go to the website for information and application: |
|Nevada State Board of Pharmacy: | |
|This program allows participating pharmacies to accept cancer |The only and first retail pharmacy volunteered for this program is|
|medications used in the course of cancer treatment, that were |DOLCrx Pharmacy, located at 801 S. Rancho Drive, Suite A4, Las |
|dispensed by a Nevada pharmacy. The drugs may be re-dispensed to|Vegas, NV 89106. |
|Nevada residents who are currently being treated for cancer. | |
|Pharmacies can choose to be a part of this program by filling | |
|out a short form found on the website listed above. | |
|Participation in the program is voluntary. | |
|Cancer Supports |American Cancer Society (ACS) |
| |1325 E. Harmon Ave. |
| |Las Vegas, NV 89119 |
| |(702) 798-6877 |
| | |
| |Leukemia Lymphoma Society |
| |3280 S. Valley View Blvd., Suite 342 |
| |Las Vegas, NV 89118 |
| |(702) 436-4220 |
|Candlelighters for Childhood Cancer |3201 S. Maryland Parkway Suite 600 |
|Provides services to families who have a child 0-21 diagnosed |Las Vegas 89109 |
|with cancer. Services include educational, emotional and | |
|financial support. Other financial assistance may include, |Phone: 702-737-1919 |
|counseling, rent utilities, funeral costs and costs associated |Fax: 702-792-2780 |
|with treatment for the family. | |
| | |
|“Soporte y información de referimiento, niños con cancer” | |
|Catholic Charities of Southern Nevada |Location and main number |
|(emergency services for variety of social concerns. ) |1501 Las Vegas Blvd. North |
| |Las Vegas, NV 89101 |
|“Caridades Catolicas del Sur de Nevada. Servicios de emergencia |702-385-2662 |
|para una variedad de preocupaciones sociales.” |Adoption Services |
| |Phone: 702-385-3351 |
| |Email: adoptionservices@ |
| |Women, Infants and Children (WIC) |
| |Las Vegas WIC Clinic Phone: 702-366-2069 |
| |Henderson WIC Clinic Phone: 702-558-3129 |
| |Nellis Air Force Base WIC Clinic Phone: 702-643-3465 |
| |Immigration Services - Phone: 702-383-8387 |
| |Migration and Refugee Services - Phone: 702-383-8387 |
| |Crossroads Transitional Living for Senior Men – |
| |Phone: 702-387-2282 |
| |English Language Program |
| |702-215-4732, 1526 North Main Street, Las Vegas, NV 89101 |
| |Emergency Shelter - Phone: 702-387-2282 |
| |Resident Empowerment Program - Phone: 702-387-2282 |
| |St. Vincent HELP Apartments - Phone: 702-366-2090 |
| |St. Vincent Lied Dining Facility - Phone: 702-385-7801 |
| |Foster Grandparent Program - Phone: 702-382-0721 |
| |Respite Care and Supportive Services - Phone: 702-382-0721 |
| |Retired & Senior Volunteer Program - Phone: 702-382-0721 |
| |Senior Nutrition/Meals On Wheels Las Vegas - Phone: 702-385-5284 |
| |Senior Companion Program - Phone: 702-382-0721 |
| |Telephone Reassurance Program - Phone: 702-382-0721 |
| |Social Ministry - The Social Ministry provides assistance to |
| |outreach programs |
| |and the community through resource information and program |
| |development. |
| |Phone: 702-385-2662 |
| |Social Services - Phone: 702-387-2291 |
| |Tenant Based Rental Assistance Program - Phone: 702-387-2291 |
|Center for Behavioral Health Services |Contact Susan Benassi, LADC for more information about services or|
|Outpatient substance abuse tx program, specializing in recovery |to schedule appointment: 702/382-6262 |
|from opiate dependency, heroin, or prescription pain pills. |EAST |
| |3050 E. Desert Inn Suit 116 |
|* Outpatient Substance Abuse Counseling |LV NV 89121 |
|* Discounted Substance Abuse Assessments |702/796-0660 |
|* Anger Management |CENTRAL |
|* Impulse Control Classes |1311 S. Casino Center |
|Medicaid, BHO, and have a VA contract. Otherwise, the treatment|LV NV 89104 |
|is private pay. |702/382-6262 |
| |NORTH |
| |2516 E. Lake Mead Blvd. |
| |N LV NV 89036 |
| |702/399-1600 |
| |NORTH WEST |
| |3470 W. Cheyenne #400 |
| |N LV NV 89032 |
| |702/636-0085 |
|Center for Creative Therapeutic Arts |6375 W. Charleston Blvd., suite 184 |
|CCTA is a non-profit crative arts therapy agency. Music and art |West Charleston Campus Building L |
|therapy individual and group sessions. Board certified music and|Las Vegas 89146 |
|art therapists provide assessment, treatment and evaluation of |702-363-8166 |
|individualized needs. |ta.us |
|Center for Healthy Families |(702) 731-8000 |
|Healthy Children 2000, HIPPY (Home instruction for preschool |3186 S Maryland Pkwy |
|youngers.), Parent Education programs |Las Vegas, NV 89109 |
|Center for Health and Learning |(702) 383-6012 |
|The Center offers a wide variety of counseling services for | |
|children, adolescents and adults. Services include screening, |info@ |
|assessment, counseling and referral. The clinic offers many | |
|no-cost services for individuals, couples and families. Services| |
|are provided at various sites throughout the community, | |
|including our clinical counseling offices, community locations | |
|and even health clinics located in some schools. All services | |
|are provided at times most convenient for the individual, couple| |
|or family receiving them. Every effort is made to accommodate | |
|busy schedules. Services are available during day and on some | |
|evenings. Some programs and most workshop programs are available| |
|on evenings and weekends. A sliding scale fee structure for | |
|adults, families and couples for certain more specialized | |
|assistance allows these services to be provided at the lowest | |
|possible cost. Fees for these specialized services are as low as| |
|$30.00. No student or family is turned away or un-served on the | |
|basis of financial condition. | |
|Center for Independent Living |385-3776 |
|Respite & Transitional Housing with Day Program for High-Risk | |
|Youth - Offers transitional housing and life skills programming | |
|to youths age 16-19. | |
|Vocational Evaluation & Placement - | |
|Aids youth in planning and achieving realistic employment goals | |
|through individual counseling, job training and placement | |
|Center for Individual, Couple and Family Counseling | |
|The Center for Individual, Couple, and Family Counseling at UNLV|4505 Maryland Parkway |
|is a full service counseling center providing quality, low-cost |Box 453047 Las Vegas, NV 89154-3106 |
|counseling to residents of the Las Vegas community. |Phone: (702) 895-3106 |
|The standard fee for services is $15 for intakes (screening |Fax: (702) 895-4797 |
|interview) and $25 for sessions; however, a sliding scale is |The Center is open Monday through Thursday from 3:00-8:00 p.m., |
|available. No one will be turned away because of an inability to|with additional intake hours available by appointment. |
|pay. UNLV students, faculty, and staff receive services at no | |
|charge. | |
|Central Telephone Assistance Program (Financial services |244-7400 |
|available) | |
| | |
|“Programa de Asistencia de teléfono central. Servicios financial| |
|disponibles.” | |
|Child Abuse and Neglect Hotline |399-0081 |
| | |
|“Linea teléfonica para poner su queja que hay abuso y | |
|negligencia de niños” | |
|Child Care Licensing (Information regarding childcare in Nevada)|486-7918 |
| | |
|“Licencia para Cuidar Niños, información respecto al cuidado de | |
|niños en Nevada”. | |
|Child Find (Clark County School District) |799-7463 |
|“Encuentro de Niños (Distrito Escolar del Condado de Clark).” | |
|Children First |Phone: 702-487-5665 |
|Address’s the needs of homeless, pregnant and parenting youth. |Fax: 702-463-5684 |
|Transitional Living Program, Independent Living Skills Training,|9811 W. Charleston Blvd., Suite 2-863 |
|Parenting Skills Development, Employment Development, Social |Las Vegas, NV 89135 |
|Skills Development, Individual and Group Counseling | |
|Children with Rare Disorders, Special Needs or Undiagnosed |256-8098 |
|Disorders Support Group | |
| | |
|“Niños con Desordenes Raros, Necesidades Especiales y Grupo de | |
|Apoyo de Desordenes que no han Sido Diagnósticados.” | |
|Children’s Clinical Services/Neighborhood Care Centers (Mental |(Oeste) West Las Vegas: 486-6100 |
|health supports and services 0-18) |(Norte) North Las Vegas: 486-5610 |
| |(Centro) Central Las Vegas: 486-5001 |
|“Servicios Clinicos para Niños/Centros de Cuidado de la |(Este) East Las Vegas: 486-7500 |
|Comunidad, (Servicios de salud mental 0-18)” |(Sur) South Las Vegas: 455-6726 |
|Children’s Heart Foundation |Jennifer Kelly, Executive Director |
|Founded in 2001, Children’s Heart Foundation is a non-profit |3006 S. Maryland Pkwy., Ste 690 |
|corporation. Children’s Heart Foundation is committed to making|Las Vegas, Nevada 89109 |
|a difference in the lives of children with heart conditions. | |
|Our goals are: |(702) 967-3522 |
|To provide a carefree camp experience for children with heart | |
|conditions | |
|To educate healthcare professionals and the general public on | |
|pediatric cardiology issues | |
|To lend support to families as they deal with the emotional and | |
|financial toll exacted by a child’s heart problems | |
|To support research in the area of pediatric cardiology | |
|Programs include: | |
|Camp Mend-a-Heart - a cost-free, medically supervised camp for | |
|children living in Nevada who are born with or develop heart | |
|problems. | |
|Camp Canyon - a cost-free, medically supervised camp for | |
|children who are participating in the Healthy Hearts program | |
|offered at Children’s Heart Center - Nevada in order to reduce | |
|cardiac risk factors. | |
|Maggie’s Garden - a whimsical room full of toys, butterflies, | |
|flowers and a tall Oak tree. A child who is about to undergo a | |
|heart procedure is encouraged to visit Maggie’s Garden and | |
|choose a toy to help them through their procedure. | |
|$mart Heart $cholarships - Children’s Heart Foundation offers | |
|two $2,500 scholarships for graduating high school seniors about| |
|to enter a four-year college. The applicant needs to have been | |
|diagnosed with a congenital heart defect and must be currently | |
|under the care of a Nevada Pediatric Cardiologist. | |
|Food for the Heart - provides baskets of comfort food to the | |
|families of children in the NICU and PICU at Sunrise Hospital. | |
|Izzy’s Clothing Donations - season appropriate clothing for | |
|heart kids whose family is financially needy. | |
|Family Assistance - (1) Hospital Meal Tickets - Meal tickets for| |
|the Sunrise Hospital cafeteria are provided to families with | |
|hospitalized children, this assistance is provided to any heart | |
|family regardless of their financial situation, (2) Financial | |
|Assistance - for children with a new diagnosis or crisis | |
|situation for food, medical travel expenses, and prescriptions. | |
|This assistance is provided to heart families who demonstrates | |
|great financial hardship, and (3) Social Services Assistance - | |
|Assistance to other resources outside of Children’s Heart | |
|Foundation’s perimeters. | |
|Heart and Soul Support Group - a monthly, cost-free support | |
|discussion group for families who have children with congenital | |
|heart issues. | |
|Children’s Heart Center – Nevada |Office Locations: |
|Children’s Heart Center – Nevada is the only pediatric | |
|cardiology practice in the state of Nevada. Our board-certified|3006 S. Maryland Pkwy., Ste. #690 |
|pediatric cardiologists provide continuous care for the fetus, |Las Vegas, Nevada 89109 |
|child and adult with congenital heart disease at five offices | |
|and every Nevada hospital. We see all patients with or without |653 N. Town Center Dr., Ste. #310 |
|insurance including Medicaid. We have a Psychologist and Social|Las Vegas, Nevada 89144 |
|Worker on staff. Same day appointments are available when | |
|required. |10001 S. Eastern Ave., Ste. #300 |
| |Henderson, Nevada 89109 |
|In Southern Nevada, call (702) 732-1290 or (866) 732-1290 toll | |
|free. |85 Kirman Ave., Ste. #401 |
| |Reno, Nevada 89109 |
|In Northern Nevada, call (775) 324-6644 or (877) 732-1290 toll | |
|free. |2874 N. Carson St., Ste. #210 |
| |Carson City, Nevada 89706 |
|. | |
|Children’s Mental Health Services |North Neighborhood Family Service Center |
| |4538 W. Craig Road, Suite 290 |
| |North Las Vegas, NV 89032 |
| |Phone: (702) 486-5610 |
| |IntakeCoordinator: 702-486-5503 |
| |South Neighborhood Family Service Center |
| |522 E. Lake Mead Parkway, Suite 5 |
| |Henderson, NV 89015 |
| |Phone: (702) 455-7900 |
| |Intake Coordinator: (702) 486-6725 |
| |Central Neighborhood Family Services Center |
| |121 S. Martin Luther King BLVD |
| |Las Vegas, NV 89106 |
| |Phone: (702) 455-7200 |
| |Intake Coordinator Phone: (702) 486-5025 |
| |Southern Nevada Child and Adolescent Services |
| |(SNCAS) |
| |Main Campus |
| |6171 W. Charleston Blvd., Bldg. 8 |
| |Las Vegas, NV 89146 |
| |Phone: (702) 486-6120 |
| |Fax: (702) 486-7742 |
| |West Neighborhood |
| |Family Services Center |
| |6171 W. Charleston Blvd., |
| |Bldgs. 7, 8, 10 & 15 |
| |Las Vegas, NV 89146 |
| |Main Phone: (702) 486-0000 |
| |Intake Coordinator Phone: (702) 486-6194 |
| |Fax: (702) 486-7759 |
| |East Neighborhood Family Service Center |
| |4180 S. Pecos, LV NV 89121 |
| |Phone: (702) 486-7500 |
| |IntakeL 702-486-7581 |
| |Desert Willow Treatment Center |
| |6171 W. Charleston Blvd., Bldg. 17 |
| |Las Vegas, NV 89146 |
| |Phone: (702) 486-8900 |
| |Fax: (702) 486-6307 |
| | |
|Children’s Special Health Care Services |1-866-254-3964 |
|Assists in helping families identify medical conditions in their| |
|children such as PKU, diabetes, seizures, ect., and offers | |
|financial assistance for children from birth to 19 who have | |
|medical needs for specific conditions. Also provides advocacy | |
|for financial coverage and support specialty clinics statewide | |
|“Servicios de Cuidado Especial de Salud para Niños.” | |
|Children’s Therapy Center Physiotherapy Associates(OT, PT, |460-7131 Henderson |
|ST-pediatrics) | |
| | |
|“Centro de Terapia para Niños (Terapia Ocupacional, Terapia | |
|Fisica, Terapia del Lenguaje).” | |
|Children's Attorney Project Provides independent legal |(702) 386-1070 |
|representation to abused and neglected children. | |
|Teaches free legal information classes to the public with an | |
|emphasis on low-income residents. | |
|Choice Community Development Corporation: (provides a variety of|6130 Elton Ave, suite 116 |
|services for families in need, low income such as emergency |Las Vegas 89107 |
|housing, job placement, employment skills, substance abuse |216-0344 office |
|program, youth programs, women in transition) |216-0345 fax |
|“Provee una variedad de servicios a las familias que necesitan |889-8378 emergency |
|ayuda, bajos ingresos tales como vivienda de emergencia, | |
|colación de empleo, habilidades de empleo, programa de abuso de | |
|sustancia, programa para los jóvenes, transición para mujeres.“ | |
| Citizens Area Transit (CAT) |Fix Route Customer Service |
|Regional transportation commission of Clark County, public mass |P.O. Box 1480 |
|transit bus system. |Las Vegas, NV 89125 |
|CAT Para transit, curb to curb advance reservation bus system |702-CAT-RIDE (228-7433) |
|for those with physical, cognitive or visual disabilities who |Cat Paratransit |
|are functionally unable to independently use the CAT fixed route|6375 W. Charleston Builing L |
|system. |Las Vegas, NV 89146 |
| |676-1815 |
|City Impact |950 E. Sahara Ave. |
|Provide physical wellness, free medical care to children ages |L as Vegas, NV 89104 |
|0-18 years old; among the services provided are immunizations; |702. 888.4CIC ( 888.4242 ) |
|sport, daycare and camp physicals; vision and hearing tests, and| |
|free primary care services to all ages. The clinic is staffed by| |
|volunteers including Board Certified Physicians, pharmacists and| |
|Registered Nurses. Also offer dental services to adults as well.| |
|Classes are offered for adults that include practical education | |
|classes like GED and English as a Second Language, to Anger | |
|Management and programs such as Celebrate Recovery that help | |
|individuals who are struggling with substance abuse. With all | |
|efforts we purpose to help people change their lives for the | |
|better. City Impact also has partnered with Neighborhood Family | |
|Services who provide job referrals, work card referrals, | |
|computer classes, job training and more. We offer Angel Food | |
|Program which is quality, nutritious packaged food at a | |
|significant discounted price. Also Calvary Downtown Outreach | |
|provides food to low income residents in the area every | |
|Wednesday and Thursday at our City Impact facilities. | |
|City of Las Vegas Parks and Recreation and Adaptive Recreation |229-4900 |
| | |
|“Ciudad de Las Vegas Recreación Adaptiva” | |
|City Mission of Las Vegas |2214 N Pecos Road |
|Provides support for the homeless and needy. Boxed food, |Las Vegas, NV 89115 |
|shelter, workshops, work opportunities, job training, clothing |(702) 384-1930 |
|distribution, counseling, and referrals to other services. |Email: lvcitymission@ |
|Clark County Advocates |Amy Richardson |
| |Phone: 631-9275 |
| |Fax: 631-9251 |
|Clark County Adult Education |799-8650 |
| | |
|“Educación para Adultos del Condado de Clark” | |
|Clark County Family Services |Detention (Detención) -455-5388 |
| |Child Haven (Hospedaje para Niños)-455-5367 |
|“Servicios Familiares del Condado de Clark” |Work Permits (Permisos de Trabajo)-455-5240 |
| |Victims Assistance Program (Programa de Asistencia |
| |para Victimas)-455-5285 |
| |Community Service (Servicios de la Comunidad) |
| |- 455-0115 |
| |Family preservation (Preservación de la Familia- |
| |- 486-6570 |
| |CASA Office 455-4306 |
|Clark County Health District |Main 759-1000 |
|Clark County Housing Authority (CCHA) |451-8041 |
| | |
|“Autoridad de Vivienda del Condado de Clark” | |
|Clark County Parks and Recreation |Community Centers |
|Classes and services offered at various community centers |Cambridge Recreation Center |
| |3930 Cambridge, 89109 · 455-7169 or 455-7170 |
|“Parques de Recreaciones del Condado de Clark” |Desert Breeze Community Center |
|se ofrecen clases y servicios en varios centros de la comunidad.|8275 Spring Mountain Rd., 89117 |
| |455-8334 |
| |Hollywood Recreation Center |
| |1650 S. Hollywood, 89142 · 455-0566 |
| |Parkdale Community Center and Parkdale Adult Wing |
| |3200 Ferndale, 89121 · 455-7517 |
| |Sunset Park Administration Building |
| |2610 E. Sunset Rd., 89120 · 455-8200 |
| |West Flamingo Senior Center |
| |6255 W. Flamingo, 89103 · 455-7742 |
| |Winchester Cultural Center - Classes |
| |Winchester Cultural Center - Theater and Exhibits |
| |3130 S. McLeod, 89121 · 455-7340 |
| |Cora Coleman Sunrise Senior Center |
| |2100 Bonnie Lane, 89156 · 455-7617 |
| |Helen Meyer Community Center |
| |4525 New Forest Dr., 89147 · 455-7723 |
| |Paradise Recreation Center |
| |4775 McLeod, 89121 · 455-7513 |
| |Sunrise Community Center |
| |2240 Linn Lane, 89115 · 455-7600 |
| |Walnut Community Center |
| | 3075 N. Walnut Avenue, 89115 · 455-8402 |
| |Whitney Center |
| |5712 Missouri Ave., 89122 · 455-7576 |
|Clark County Safe Key Program |Safe Key Office:455-8251 |
|Before and after school program that provides supervised | |
|recreational activities in a number of Clark County schools. | |
|“Programas antes y después de la escuela que provee actividades | |
|supervisadas en varias escuelas del Condado de Clark.” | |
|Clark County School District |799-5011 |
| | |
|“Distrito Escolar del Condado de Clark” | |
|Clark County Schools Early Childhood Services |799-7479 |
| | |
|“Servicios de para Niños Pequeños del Distrito Escolar del | |
|Condado de Clark.” | |
|Clark County Social Services (family, general, marital, |Pinto Lane Office |
|substance as well as other social services, no |1600 Pinto Lane |
|Fee. Services vary at each site) |Las Vegas, NV 89106 |
|gmw@co.clark.nv.us |(702) 455-4270 |
| |Fax (702) 455-5950 |
|“Servicios Sociales del Condado de Clark (Familia, [1]general, |All Services except Homemaker Home Health Aide, Alternative Health|
|matrimonio, substancias así como también otros servicios |Care, and Long Term Care |
|sociales, no se cobra).” |Community Resource Center |
| |2432 N. Martin Luther King Blvd. |
| |North Las Vegas, NV 89032 |
| |(702) 455-7208 |
| |Fax (702) 455-7212 |
| |Financial & Medical Assistance. Target population is residents in |
| |zip codes: 89106 (north of I-15), 89115, 89130, 89131 and 89030 |
| |Cambridge Annex Office |
| |3885 S. Maryland Parkway |
| |Las Vegas, NV 89119 |
| |(702) 455-8639 |
| |Fax (702) 455-8682 |
| |All Services except Homemaker Home Health Aide, Alternative Health|
| |Care, Long Term Care, and Senior Citizens Protective Service. |
| |Henderson Office |
| |750 S. Boulder Highway Suite C |
| |Henderson, NV 89015 |
| |(702) 455-7918 |
| |Fax (702) 455-7910 |
| |All Services except Homemaker Home Health Aide, Alternative Health|
| |Care, Long Term Care and Senior Citizens Protective Service |
| |Cambridge Office |
| |3900 Cambrdive Street #202 |
| |(702) 455-8645 Homemaker Home Health Aide |
| |(702) 455-8646 Alternative Health Care |
| |(702) 455-8687 Long Term Care |
| |Fax (702) 455-8682 |
| |Cappalappa Family Resource Center |
| |320 North Moapa Valley Blvd |
| |Overton, NV 89040 |
| |(702) 397-6400 |
| |Laughlin |
| |1-800-492-3177 Ext. 7910 |
| |Logandale |
| |1-800-492-3177 Ext. 3143 |
| |Mesquite Senior Center |
| |151 E. 1st Street |
| |Mesquite, NV 89007 |
| |(702) 346-5915 |
| |Searchlight |
| |1-800-492-3177 Ext. 7910 |
| |Other Outreach Locations |
| |CALL 455-3052 for Office Hours. Outreach Offices have limited days|
| |& hours of operation. |
| |Enterprise |
| |1700 Wheeler Park Drive |
| |Las Vegas, Nevada 89106 |
| |(702) 383-1976 |
| |Services for Enterprise Clinic Patients and their families |
| |Fertitta Bldg |
| |1504 N. Main Street |
| |Las Vegas, Nevada 89101 |
| |(702) 455-2854 |
| |Flamingo Office - Nevada State Welfare |
| |3330 East Flamingo |
| |Las Vegas, Nevada 89121 |
| |(702) 486-9537 |
|Clark County Therapeutic Recreations |455-8278 |
| | |
|“Recreaciones Terapeutas del Condado de Clark”. | |
|Classroom on Wheels (free bilingual preschool for 3-5 yr olds. |870-7201 |
|COW addresses the developmental needs of at risk pre-school | |
|children and empowers their families to provide a nurturing | |
|environment with a good success in school and a health | |
|lifestyle. ) | |
| | |
|“Salón de clases bajo ruedas (pre-escuela bilingue gratís para | |
|niños(as) 3-5 años de edad).” | |
|Colonial Home Health |733-8533 |
|Home health care services adults, OT, PT, ST) | |
|“Servicios adultos sobre el Cuidado de Salud en casa, Terapia | |
|Ocupacional, Terapia Fisica, Terapia del Lenguaje.” | |
|Columbia Sunrise Poison Center |385-2952 |
|“Centro de Envenenamiento Columbia Sunrise.” | |
|Comfort Keepers |7473 W. Lake Mead Blvd., Suite 100 |
|Comfort Keepers provides assisted living services in the home. |Las Vegas, NV 89128 |
|Assisted living services range from companionship and homemaking|702-562-1242 |
|services, meal preparation, light housekeeping to driving the | |
|client to a doctor’s appointment. The also provide more skilled | |
|levels of personal care such as bathing, incontinence care and | |
|mobility assistance. | |
|Community College Preschool |Cheyenne Campus: 651-4061 |
|“Pre-escuela del Colegio de la Comunidad |Charleston Campus: 651-5000 |
|Community Counseling Center of SN (individual, family & group |369-8700 |
|for substance, HIV/AIDS, parole, anger management, domestic |Address |
|violence, women’s program criminal justice and court referral, |714 East Sahara Avenue Suite 101 |
|fee $100 for evaluation adults and teens |Las Vegas, Nevada 89104 |
|“Consejores de la Comundad (Individual, familia & grupo para | |
|substancia, HIV/AIDS, parole, manejamiento de enojo, violencia | |
|domestica, programa de justicia criminal para mujeres y | |
|referimiento de corte, cobro $100 dls. por evaluación adultos y | |
|adolecentes.” | |
|Community Health Centers of Southern Nevada |631-8800 |
| | |
|“Centros De Salud de la Comunidad del Sur de Nevada.” | |
|Community Health Department/Public Health Nurses |383-1307 |
| | |
|“Departamento de Salud de la Comunidad/Enfermeras de Salud | |
|Pública.” | |
|Community Health Center Services: services can include primary |Cambridge Community Health Center: |
|care visits, health education, disease screening, dental care, |702-313-3740 |
|pharmacy services, substance abuse counseling, and social |Las Vegas Outreach Clinic: |
|services. Community Health Centers provide access to health care|702-307-4635 |
|for people who might not otherwise afford it. Services are not |Las Vegas Paiute Tribal Health Center: |
|free, however to ensure that income or lack of insurance is not |702-382-0784 |
|a barrier to care, patients who are not covered by public or |Martin Luther King Family Health Center |
|private insurance are charged on a sliding fee scale according |702-383-1900 |
|to income. |Moapa Health Station Moapa, NV: |
| |702-382-0784 |
| |North Las Vegas Family Health Center: |
| |702-214-5948 |
|Communities In Schools … the nation's leading community-based |CIS ofCIS of Southern Nevada |
|organization helping kids succeed in school and prepare for |8695 Martinique Bay Lane |
|life. Food pantry and clothes for elementary school aged |Las Vegas, NV 89147 |
|children. Also medical and dental. |Tel: (702) 243-2801 Louis Helton |
|Find out more: | |
|Compass Behavioral Health |Main office: 702-375-2861 |
|Smart Start Early Intervention Treatment Program. Behavioral |Call Andreana to request an information packet or additional |
|Treatment Services for children ages 2-6 years. Medicaid fee |information @ 702-332-8466 |
|for service only, hours 8am-2pm, transportation provided. | |
|Consumer Direct Peronal Care |Las Vegas |
|Consumer directed care is available to eligible individuals who |Park Sahara Office Center |
|need personal care services in their homes. Self directed care |1830 East Sahara Avenue, Suite 207 |
|puts you in control allowing you to arrange and direct your own |Las Vegas, NV 89104-3737 |
|services. You select and manage your caregiver who may be a |Phone: (702) 894-4435 |
|trusted friend or relative. Eligible individuals must be capable|Fax: (702) 792-4435 |
|of directing their own services or arranging for a |Toll Free: 1-866-894-4435 |
|representative to act on their behalf. Services include |Fax Toll Free: 1-866-686-4435 |
|activities of daily living, and other services such as meal |infoNV@ |
|preparation and light housekeeping, necessity shopping and | |
|medical escort. Medicaid service. | |
|Consumer Health Assistance: (Advocates for patients rights. |555 E. Washington Ave, suite 4800 |
|Provides help for Nevadans with health related concerns, |Las Vegas, NV 89101 |
|hospital bills, provider bills, prescription needs, medical |Phone 486-3587 |
|benefits, information, appeals, insured/uninsured, workers |Fax: 486-3586 |
|compensation. ) |Toll free 1-888-333-1597 |
|“Aboga por los derechos de los pacientes. Provee ayuda para los |Cha@govcha.state.nv.us |
|residentes de Nevada con problemas relacionados a la salud, | |
|cuentas de hospitales, necesitan recetas, beneficios médicos, | |
|información, apelación, asegurado/no asegurado, compensación de | |
|empleados” | |
|University of Nevada Cooperative Extension |8050 Paradise Road, Suite 100 |
|Clark County |Las Vegas, NV 89123-1904 |
|Free educational programs. Cooperative Extension helps |Phone: (702) 222-3130 |
|rejuvenate families, one step at a time. With help from |Fax: (702) 222-3100 |
|teachers, other professionals, volunteers and teen mentors, our |For a list of programs, please visit the website: |
|educators reach school-aged youth in classrooms, 4-H clubs and | |
|after school settings. | |
|“Extensión cooperativa (Orientación para los que son padres por | |
|primera vez y adolecentes.” | |
|Counseling Services |Stephanie Cartwright, MA, MSW, LCSW |
|Counseling services for children (ages 3 ½ and up), adolescents,|Annise Prewitt, MSW, LCSW |
|adults, and families. Accepts Medicaid and private insurance. |600 Whitney Rance Dr., Suite D-19A |
| |Henderson, NV 89014 |
| |Phone: 531-3200 |
| |Fax: 531-3201 |
|Counseling: Adult and Child |Mojave Adult Child and Family Services |
| |6375 W Charleston Blvd 253-0818 |
| |East Charleston 968-4000 |
| |West Oakey 968-5001 |
| |H.O.P.E. Counseling Services |
| | |
| |2810 W. Charleston #F53 Las Vegas, NV 89102, |
| |contact # (702)437-4673 (Hope). |
| |Compass Behavioral Health is a new Day Treatment program in Las |
| |Vegas, in addition to ROCK, and Nevada Children’s Center, located |
| |at 2061 East Sahara Ave. Las Vegas, NV 89104, contact # |
| |(702)375-2861. In addition to day treatment they provide Basic |
| |skills and Psychosocial Rehabilitation services. Medicaid billing|
| |accepted. |
| |Skills 4 Kids provides Psychosocial Rehabilitation Services and |
| |their contact number is (702)232-9533. They take Medicaid only. |
| |ABC Therapy |
| |730 N. Eastern Ave #130 |
| |Las Vegas, NV 89101 |
| |(702) 598-2018 (702) 598-2020 |
| |BEST Coalition for a Safe & Drug Free Nevada |
| |3075 E. Flamingo Rd. Ste 100-A |
| |Las Vegas, NV 89121 |
| |(702) 385-0684 (702) 614-0400 Luis@ |
| |Bridge Counseling |
| |1701 W. Charlseton Suite 400 |
| |Las Vegas, NV 89102 |
| |(702) 474-6450 (702) 474-6463 |
| |Caliente Mental HealthCenter |
| |100 Depot #6 |
| |Caliente, NV 89008 |
| |(775) 726-3368 (775) 726-3356 |
| |Caliente Youth Center P.O. Box 788 |
| |Caliente, NV 89008 |
| |(775) 726-8200 (775) 726-3299 |
| |(775) 885-4460 (775) 885-8094 |
| |Center For Behavioral Health |
| |3050 E. Desert Inn #116 |
| |Las Vegas, NV 89121 |
| |(702) 796-0660 (702) 796-1835 |
| |Center for |
| |Compassionate Care |
| |4131 Swenson St. |
| |Las Vegas, NV 89119 |
| |(702) 796-3167 (702) 796-3172 |
| |Center For Independent Living |
| |1417 Las Vegas Blvd. North |
| |Las Vegas, NV 89101 |
| |(702) 385-3776 (702) 385-1764 CFIL@ |
| |TeenScreen Program |
| |4015 S. Buffalo #283 |
| |Las Vegas, NV 89145 |
| |(702) 285-9258 (702) 363-0397 ludwigb@childpsych.columbia.edu |
| |Community Counseling Center |
| |1120 Almond Tree Lane #207 |
| |Las Vegas, NV 89104 |
| |(702) 369-8700 (702) 369-8489 |
| |Desert Regional Center. |
| |1301 S. Jones Blvd. |
| |Las Vegas, NV 89146 |
| |(702) 486-6199 (702) 486-6334 |
| |Jason Foundation |
| |5900 W. Rochelle Ave. |
| |Las Vegas, NV 89103 |
| |(702) 364-1111 (702) 251-1237 |
| |Laughlin Mental Health Center |
| |3650 S. Pointe Cir, Ste 208 |
| |Laughlin, NV 89028 |
| |(702) 298-5313 (702) 298-0188 |
| |Mesquite Mental Health Center |
| |61 N. Willow #4 |
| |Mesquite, NV 89027 |
| |(702) 346-4696 (702) 346-4699 |
| |Moapa Valley Mental Health Center |
| |320 N. Moapa Valley Blvd |
| |Overton, NV 89040 |
| |(702) 397-8900 (702) 397-8920 |
| |MonteVista Hospital |
| |5900 W. Rochelle Ave. |
| |Las Vegas, NV 89103 |
| |(702) 364-1111 (702) 251-1237 |
| |Nevada Coalition forSuicide Prevention |
| |300 Vallarte Drive |
| |Henderson, NV 89014 |
| |(702) 451-4338 (702) 434-6325 lflatt@dhhs. |
| |North Vista Gero-Pyschiatric Unit |
| |1409 E. Lake Mead Blvd |
| |N. Las Vegas, NV 89030 |
| |(702) 657-5754 (702) 657-5755 |
| |North Vista Hospital |
| |1409 E. Lake Mead Blvd |
| |N.Las Vegas, NV 89030 |
| |(702) 649-7711 |
| |Pahrump Mental HealthCenter |
| |240 S. Humahuaca |
| |Pahrump, NV 89048 |
| |(775) 751-7406 (775) 751-7409 |
| |Safe House 921 American Pacific Dr #300 |
| |Henderson, NV 89014 |
| |(702) 451-4203 (702) 451-4302 safehouse@ |
| |Safe Nest 2915 W. Charleston, Ste 12, |
| |Las Vegas, NV 89102 |
| |(702) 646-4981 (702) 877-0127 |
| |Southern Nevada Adult Mental Health |
| |6161 W. Charleston Blvd |
| |Las Vegas, NV 89146 |
| |(702) 486-6000 (702) 486-6248 |
| |Survivors of Suicide |
| |6200 W Lone Mt. |
| |Las Vegas, NV 89130 |
| |(702) 658-2722 sthorendd@ |
| |Survivors of Suicide Support Group |
| |100 N. Green Valley Pkwy Ste. 330 |
| |Henderson, NV 89074 |
| |(702) 486-8255 (702) 486-3533 llflatt@ |
| |Tonopah Mental HealthCenter |
| |825 S. Main |
| |Tonopah, NV 89049 |
| |(775) 482-6742 (775) 482-3718 |
| |Trauma Intervention Program |
| |3271 Shadow Bluff Ave, 330 |
| |Las Vegas, NV 89120 |
| |(702) 288-0906 (702) 434-8182 |
| |VA Southern Nevada Healthcare System |
| |901 Rancho Lane |
| |Las Vegas, NV 89106 |
| |(702) 636-3000 (702) 636-3027 |
| |Desert Behavioral Health |
| |6039 Eldora Ave, suite G |
| |Las Vegas, 89146 |
| |Phone:702-685-3300 |
| |Fax: 702-586-3333 |
| | |
|County Government Center |455-4011 |
| | |
|“Centro Guvernanental del Condado.” | |
|Covering Kids and Families-Nevada |6830 W. Oquendo Road, Suite 102 |
|Nevada Covering Kids and Families (CKF) links families with |Las Vegas, Nevada 89118 |
|uninsured children to health care by providing application |Phone: 1-702-933-7335 |
|assistance, outreach and public education to not only Nevada’s |Fax: 1-702-485-3586 |
|uninsured population, but also the community based organizations| |
|that serve them. Narrowing the gap between the number of | |
|children eligible for Nevada Check Up and Medicaid and the | |
|number who benefit is critical. | |
|Cowan Therapy-pediatric therapy |Phone: 501-0325 |
| |Medicaid only |
|Crisis Intervention Center Assists homeless and at-risk |(702) 388-0088 |
|individuals by providing access to public and private social | |
|service agencies in one location. | |
|Crisis Mental Health Unit (emergency after hours and weekends) |486-8020 |
| | |
|“Unidad de Crisis de Salud Mental (emergencia después de horas | |
|de oficina y fines de semana.” | |
|Crossroads Transitional Housing |385-2271 |
|Offers safe and stable housing, life skills training, counseling| |
|and referral services to single, disabled men who are in | |
|transition to an independent lifestyle. | |
|Cystic Fibrosis Foundation Nevada Chapter |2990 Sunridge Heights Parkway, Suite 110 |
| |Las Vegas, NV 89052 |
| |(702) 383-8500 |
| |Fax: (702) 383-9700 |
| | |
|Deaf and Hard of Hearing Advocacy Resource Center’s (DHHARC) |Deaf and Hard of Hearing Advocacy Resource Center |
|primary goal is to educate and empower Deaf, Hard of Hearing, |2575 Westwind Rd Ste C |
|and Speech-Impaired individuals to exercise self-determination |Las Vegas, NV 89146 |
|and self-sufficiency necessary to live independently and lead |702.363.3323 (v) |
|productive lives. The Resource Center works closely with |702.475.4751 (videophone) |
|educational, social and community services, employment, medical,|dhharc@ (email) |
|and law enforcement to ensure equal and full access is available| |
|to our consumers and their families. | |
|Dental Providers: (accepts full and Medicaid) |Amerident- 270-87990 |
|Proveedores Dentales |All care Family Center- 880-0612 |
| |Children’s Dental Group- 220-9100 |
| |Community Family Dental- 650-3333 or 309-9001 |
| |Dental Faculty Practice (CCSN)- 651-5510 |
| |Enterprise Dental Center- 647-1074, 796-1007, or 735-2373 |
| |Huntridge Teen Clinic- 732-8776 |
| |Nevada Denture Services- 878-1737 |
| |Pediatric Dental Care- 254-4220 |
| |Dr. Jay Selznick (oral surgeon)- 633-7500 or 436-9090 |
|Dental providers (cont.) |Dr. B. G. Smith- 735-2373 |
|Proveedores Dentales (continuación) |Dr. J.D. Smith- 733-1833 |
| |United Dental Group- 641-6414 |
| |VIP Dental Services (15 & older)- 894-9858 |
| |Tower Dental- 894-9858 |
| |US Dental Group-437-1000 |
| |Tropicana Dental-434-0725 |
| |E. Lake Mead Dental- 649-7708 |
| |Sunrise Dental- 257-6767 |
| |Paradise Village Dental Center- 735-1096 |
| |Dr. Sims 990-7336 |
| |Dentistry for Children- 458-6684 |
| |All Family Dental – 650-3232 |
| |Technodent- 641-6414 |
| |Gentle Dentistry if LV- 254-4220 |
| |Dentalland- 870-9700 |
| |Dr. Michael Banks- 477-0844 |
| |Smoke Ranch Dental- 254-7507 |
| |North LV Dental Office- 649-1400 |
| |Vegas Valley Pediatric Dental- Dr. Wilson |
| |649-3103(Dr. Wilson may provide free care for the uninsured and in|
| |pain) |
| |Family Practice Dental, takes Medicaid, takes special needs |
| |children (tell this part when making appt.); 651-5510; Corner of |
| |West Charleston and Torry Pines |
| |Pediatric Dental Care Associates of Las Vegas Dr. Galea and Dr. |
| |Waggoner |
| |8981 W. Sahara Suite #110; Phone is 254 -4220; Fax 254- 7214 |
|Department of Motor Vehicles and Public Safety |Information: 702-486-4DMV (4368) |
| |Full Service Offices: 8:00am-5:00pm M-F |
| |And 8am-4pm Saturday |
| |1399 American Pacific Drive |
| |Henderson NV 89014 |
| |8250 W. Flamingo Road |
| |Las Vegas 89117 |
| |2701 E. Sahara Ave |
| |Las Vegas 89104 |
| |4021 W. Carey Ave |
| |Las Vegas 89032 |
| |3030 S. Needles Highway Suite 900 |
| |Laughlin 89028 |
| |Phone # 702-298-3100 |
| |1360 Basin Road |
| |Pahrump 89048 |
| |Phone # 702-727-4141 |
| |330 N. Sandhill Road, suite H |
| |Mesquite 89027 |
| |Phone # 702-346-8673 |
| |Express Office: |
| |4110 Donovan Way |
| |North Las Vegas, NV 89030 |
| |Phone # 702-486-5655 |
|Desert Regional Center (Services for adults and children with |486-6200 |
|special needs and disabilities) | |
| | |
|“Servicios Regionales del Desierto (Servicios para adultos y | |
|niños con necesidades especiales y desabilidades.” | |
|Desert Willow Treatment Center |6171 W. Charleston Blvd building 17 |
|Psychiatric hospital providing mental health services to |Las Vegas 89146 |
|children and adolescents with serious emotional disturbances. |Referral line: 1-877-488-8844 |
|mental health treatment for adolescents |486-8900 |
| | |
|“Tratamiento de salud mental para adultos” | |
|Diapers 4 Less |Toll Free: 1-800-270-1816 |
| |diapers-4- |
| |adult-diapers-4- |
|Divorsed/Separated & Widowed Adjustment Inc |( 702 ) 735-5544 |
|Our Purpose: To provide an atmosphere | |
|of emotional support, recovery and | |
|growth for men and women of all ages | |
|and backgrounds who are experiencing | |
|difficult times in their lives brought about | |
|by divorce, separation or loss of a relationship. | |
|FREE on going weekly support groups for Las | |
|Vegas residents. | |
|Division of Aging & Disability Services |Aging & Disability Services |
|Variety of services and programs |Las Vegas |
|Disability RX: Assistance with the cost of RX for verifiable |1860 E. Sahara Ave |
|disability. |Las Vegas, Nevada 89104 |
|Senior RX: aAssistance with Medicare Part D expenses |Phone: 702-486-3545 |
|Help for Caregivers |Fax: 702-486-3572 |
|Aging services | |
|Disability Services | |
|Division of Child And Family Services/Early Childhood Services |486-6100 |
|(mental health and developmental services for families with | |
|children 0-6) | |
| | |
|“División de Servicios para Niños y Familiares/Servicios de | |
|Temprana Intervensión (Servicios de Salud Mental para familias | |
|con niños de 0-6 años de edad.” | |
|Domestic Violence Hotline |Safe Nest: 646-4981 |
| |S.A.F.E House: 564-3227 |
|“Linea Teléfonica de Violencia Domestica” | |
|Down Syndrome Organization |648-1990 |
|The DSOSN is a source of support, information and education for |5300 Vegas Drive |
|families and individuals affected by Down syndrome an/or other |Email: ceo@ |
|chromosomal abnormalities. |Web: |
| | |
| | |
|“Organización del Síndrome de Down.” | |
|Dream Center of Las Vegas |911 G Street |
|Dream Center was founded in 2002 as a 501(c)(3) social service |Las Vegas, 89106 |
|charity led by Christian values. Our mission is Christian |Phone: 636-0023 |
|stewardship, serving God, and assisting people, giving relief to|Email: info@ |
|the underprivileged, focusing on families with children and |Website: |
|youths whose physical or moral welfare are at risk, the elderly,| |
|and the homeless. Dream Center strives to help promote family | |
|value and independence, maintain self-esteem and enable | |
|meaningful lifestyle by providing basic needs through operation | |
|Furniture Bank. Our mission is to provide furniture and | |
|household goods that meet basic living needs to families and | |
|individuals. | |
|Dream Therapies |Karen Siran-Loughery OTR/L |
|Provide in home OT and PT in the southeast, aquatic based OT |702-227-4477 |
|during summers and hippotherapy (horse based therapy) year | |
|round. | |
|Dual Sensory Impairment Project |Nevada Dual Sensory Impairment Project |
|The purpose of the Nevada Dual Sensory Impairment Project is to |Department of Educational Specialties |
|enhance the educational services provided to children and youth,|University of Nevada, Reno/MS 299 |
|birth through 21 years, with vision and hearing impairments. The|Reno, NV 89557 |
|project provides statewide technical assistance to support |775-784-6471 (phone/tty) |
|parents, services providers, and other service agencies in |1-877-621-5042 (toll free in Nevada) |
|meeting the educational needs of children who have dual sensory |775-784-4384 (fax) |
|impairments. | |
|“Proyecto de Empedimiento Dual Sensorial.” |Email: |
| |mad@unr.edu |
| |MaryAnn Demchak, Ph.D. |
| |Project Director |
|Early Intervention Services Southern Nevada |Referral Line: 486-9200 |
|(Developmental services and support for Children 0-3 with | |
|developmental delays or disabilities, services provided in the |Nevada Early Intervention Services (NEIS) |
|natural environment/home) |Kideology |
| |Easter Seals |
| |ISS-Baby Steps |
| |Positively Kids |
| |Therapy Management Group (TMG) |
|Easter Seals Child Care: (provides child care for children with |6200 W. Oakey Blvd. |
|special needs, takes infants.) |Las Vegas, 89146 |
|“Provee cuidado de niños con necesidades especiales, aceptan a |Phone: 870-7050 |
|infantes” |Fax: 870-7649 |
|Emergency Aid of Boulder City |(702) 294-2612 |
|Employment Service Las Vegas |486-0200 |
|“Servicios de Empleo de Las Vegas” | |
|Encompass Intervention |Renee Losey |
|Provides individualized intervention to children with |Owner/ Behavioral Therapist |
|developmental delays and to ensure proper parent education using|702-285-7013 |
|a team based approach. |encompassintervention@ |
| | |
|Energy Assistance and Weatherization Program |Energy Assistance Program (EAP): 486-1404 or toll free at |
|Programs to help families pay an energy bill or to weatherize |866-846-2009. |
|their home. | |
|Energy Assistance Program (EAP): Eligible households are awarded|Weatherization Assistance: |
|assistance one each program year. The assistance is based on the|Rural Nevada Development Corp: 775-289-8519 or toll-free |
|household’s gross income and annual energy use. You may request|866-404-5204. |
|an application through the Las Vegas EAP office. |HELP of Southern Nevada 702-795-0575 |
|Weatherization Assistance: Helps lower income families reduce |City of Henderson Neighborhood Services |
|their energy costs by installing carious energy conservation |702-267-2014 |
|measures. Anyone interested my apply at one of the locations. | |
|Family and Child Treatment Center of Southern Nevada (FACT) |258-5855 |
|(Individual, family & group to victims of abuse, sliding scale |Address |
|all ages) |6431 West Sahara Avenue Suite 200 |
| |Las Vegas, Nevada 89138 |
|“Centro de Tratamiento del Sur de Nevada para la Familia y el | |
|niño.” | |
|Family and Youth Services/Parenting Project (parenting classes) |455-5295 |
| | |
|“Servicos para Jovenes y las Familias/Proyecto de Padres (Clases| |
|para guiar en su papel de padres) | |
|Family Guidance and Wellness Network |772-4864 |
|A Community Mental Health Centers "without walls" that serves |730 North Eastern Avenue #110 |
|children, adolescents, adults, and seniors by providing a full |Las Vegas, NV 89101 |
|spectrum of services such as medication management, individual, | |
|family psychotherapy and psychosocial rehabilitation and social |Get directions |
|skills training. | |
|These services are provided in a variety of settings such as our|(702) 772-4862 |
|offices, community settings, homes, schools, detention centers, |fgwn- |
|senior facilities and the like. | |
| | |
|Family Health Care Services- pedicatric nurses, accepts |383-0887 |
|Medicaid. | |
| | |
|“Servicios de Cuidado de Salud para la Familia.” | |
|Families of Near Drownings |(702) 645-8025 |
|Family Mediation (Family Courts) |455-4186 |
| | |
|“Mediación Familiar (Cortes Familiares) | |
|Family Promise |Mailing Address |
|Shelter for families. Faith Communities of all denominations |PO Box 270128 |
|provide three meals a day, private sleeping space. A Day Site is|Las Vegas,NV 89127 |
|offered for professional services, counseling, shower, laundry |Ofice # 702-638-8806 |
|facilities, guest communication center and storage for family |Fax# 702-638-0004 |
|belongings. | |
| |email: lvihn@ |
|Family Resource Centers- |South Rural Clark County |
|Resources, support and information and referrals for housing, |Family Resource Coalition, Laughlin |
|bus tokens, food assistance, medical referrals, employment, |1975 Arie Ave. |
|family literacy and immigration information. |Laughlin, NV 89029 |
| |Contact: Robyn Kelley |
|“Centros de Recursos Familiares.” |PH: (702) 298-2592 FAX (702) 298-3394 |
| |robyn@ |
| |North Rural Clark County, Mesquite |
| |Salvation Army in Mesquite |
| |355 West Mesquite Blvd. |
| |Mesquite, NV 89027 |
| |Contact: Cristina Cuevas |
| |PH: (702) 345-5116 FAX: (702) 346-7599 |
| |cristina.cuevas@usw. |
| |North Rural Clark County,Overton, Moapa, Logandale |
| |Cappalappa Family Resource Center |
| |189 No. Moapa Blvd. |
| |Overton, NV 89040 |
| |Contact: Penny Vallone |
| |PH: (702) 397-6400 FAX: (702) 397-6450 |
| |mvcfrc@ |
| |Las Vegas North |
| |Olive Crest |
| |3825 W. Cheyenne #604 |
| |No. Las Vegas, NV 89030 |
| |Contact: Elena Perez |
| |PH: (702) 685-3459 FAX: (702) 586-9630 |
| |elena-perez@ |
| |Las Vegas East and Central |
| |East/Central Family Services |
| |1800 E. Sahara, Suite 117 |
| |Las Vegas, NV 89104 |
| |Contact: Denise Woodard, or Shareece Bates |
| |PH: (702) 631-7098 FAX: (702) 699-7098 |
| |shareece@ |
| |denise@ |
| |Las Vegas West |
| |Boys & Girls Club |
| |2850 S. Lindell |
| |Las Vegas, NV 89146 |
| |Contact: Alma Gomez, Monica Falls, or Angela Burnett |
| |PH: (702) 932-1880 FAX: (702) 932-0647 |
| |agomez@ |
| |mfalls@ |
| |aburnett@ |
| |Las Vegas South |
| |HopeLink |
| |178 Westminster Way |
| |Henderson, NV 89015 |
| |Contact: Becky Ovezada |
| |PH: (702) 566-0576 ext. 15 FAX: (702) 566-0494 |
| |belkis@ |
|Family Support (District Attorney) |455-4755 |
| | |
|“Soporte Familiar (Abogado del Distrito.” | |
|Family Support Division of District Attorneys Office (child |455-4755 |
|support enforcement) | |
| | |
|“División de Soporte Familiar de las Oficinas del Abogadodel | |
|Distrito. (Llevar a acabo el mantenimiento de niños).” | |
|Family Ties: Training, Information & Emotional Support (A |Family TIES of Nevada |
|statewide network of families affected by disabilities and/or |“Training, Information & Emotional Support” |
|special healthcare needs. Connect families with other families |For more information contact: |
|who have similar experiences, |Toll-free: 1-866-326-8437 |
|provide information about local resources, updates on events, |Email: info@ |
|conferences and training. Also provides information and |Web site: |
|leadership/advocacy training to help parents and self-advocates |Family TIES of Nevada |
|make better choices. |New addresses |
| |3100 Mill Street #117 |
|“Lazos Familiares: Entrenamientos, Información & apoyo |Reno, Nevada 89502 |
|Emocional (una red de todo el estado de familias que son | |
|afectadas por discapacidades y/o necesidades especiales del |6830 West Oquendo Road Suite 100 |
|cuiado de salud. Conecta a familias a otros familias que tienen|Las Vegas, Nevada 89118 |
|experiencias similares, Provee información acerca de recursos | |
|locales, estan al corriente respecto a eventos, conferencias y | |
|entrenamientos. También provee información y | |
|liderazgo/entrenamiento de abogación para ayudar a los padres y | |
|abogar por si mismo y poder escojer mejor.” | |
|Family to Family Connection Provides information and classes on |North Rural Clark County, Mesquite |
|health, safety, nutrition, and development of infants and |Salvation Army in Mesquite |
|toddlers up to 4 years and provides support to parents |355 West Mesquite Blvd |
| |Mesquite, NV 89027 |
|“Conección de Familia a Familia (Servicios para las Familias con|PH: (702) 345-5116 FAX: (702) 346-7599 |
|bebés y niños pequeños.” |North Rural Clark County, Overton, Moapa, Logindale |
| |Cappalappa Family Resource Center |
| |261 S. Jones |
| |P.O. Box 1860 |
| |Overton, NV 89040 |
| |PH: (702) 397-6400 FAX: (702) 397-6450 |
| |Las Vegas North |
| |Olive Crest |
| |3825 W. Cheyenne, # 604 |
| |No. Las Vegas, NV 89030 |
| |PH: (702) 538-7608 FAX: (702) 586-9630 |
| |Las Vegas East and Central |
| |East/Central Family Services |
| |1800 E. Sahara, Suite 112 |
| |Las Vegas, NV 89104 |
| |Contact: Leah Guevara |
| |PH: (702) 696-1554 Fax: (702) 733-6144 |
| |Las Vegas West |
| |Family to Family Connection ISD # 13 |
| |4775 West Teco Avenue, Sutie #115, 89118 |
| |Contact: Dianne Farkas |
| |PH: (702) 870-9583 |
| |f2fisd13@ |
| |Las Vegas South |
| |St. Rose Dominican Hospital |
| |31 Church St. |
| |Henderson, NV 89015 |
| |Contact: Jen Findlay |
| |PH: (702) 568-9601 FAX: (702) 568-9141 |
| |jennifer.findlay@chw.edu |
|FEAT (Families for Effective Autism Treatment) |368-3328 |
| | |
|“Familias para el Tratamiento Efectivo de Autismo.” | |
|Financial Help for Utilities |Help with Utilities |
| | |
|Financial Assistance for Families:National Reliefe Hotlines |Child Support Enforcement: 877-696-6775 |
| |Child-Care Subsidy: 800-424-2246 |
| |Mortgage Payment Assistance: 800-750-8956 |
| |Debt Reliefe Hotline: 800-685-2706 |
| |Student Loan Relief: 866-836-9168 |
| |Tax Relief: 877-283-8580 |
| |Free Bankruptcy Advice: 800-379-0985 |
| |Discount Prescriptions: 800-291-1206 |
|Fire Department |Clark County Fire Department |
| |702-455-7311 |
|“Departamento de Bomberos” |City of Las Vegas Fire Department |
| |702-383-2888 |
| |City of North Las Vegas Fire Department |
| |702-633-1102 |
| |Henderson Fire Department |
| |702-267-2222 |
| |Non –Emergency- 383-2888 |
|Firefighters of Southern Nevada Burn Foundation (The |(702) 327-5554 |
|Firefighters of Southern Nevada Burn Foundation is a non-profit | |
|organization guided by the valley's firefighters. Proceeds | |
|raised from our events are distributed throughout the community | |
|to assist Southern Nevada citizens after a catastrophic event. | |
|They are able to provide assistance to those in need; rent, | |
|food, clothing, minor household and auto repairs, and the | |
|unfortunate eventuality of funeral expenses.) | |
|First Time Homebuyer’s Program (EOB) |647-7816 |
| | |
|Programa para los que Compran Casa por Primera Vez.” | |
|Fish Emergency Assistance (Provides emergency food assistance) |735-0300 |
|“Provee asistencia de comida” | |
|FIT for an Independent Tomorrow-job placement |1931 Stella Lake Dr. |
|Mentoring, resources and support for education, training and |Las Vegas, NV 89106 |
|employment assistance. |702-367-4348 |
| |Contact: Stacy Rackley |
| |Phone (702) 367-4FIT | (702) 367-4348 |
| |Fax (702) 362-8513 |
| |Hours of Operation are: Monday – Friday 8:00 a.m. – 5:00 |
| |p.m.Saturday & Sunday – CLOSED |
| | |
|Food Assistance |Catholic Social Services (Servicios Sociales Catolicos) 383-0766 |
| |Salvation Army (Ejército de Salvación)(649-8240 |
|“Asistencia de Comida.” |Lutheran Services (Servicios Luteranos) 639-1730 |
| |City Mission (Misión de la Cuidad) 384-1930 |
| |United Methodists Social Ministries (Ministros Sociales de |
| |Metodistas Unidos) 453-9455 |
| |Christian Church Episcopal (Iglésia Episcopal Christiana) 735-7655|
| |Weekend Emergency Food (Comida de Emergencia durante el fin de |
| |Semana.) 383-4054 |
| |HELP (AYUDA) 369-4357 |
| |FISH emergency assistance (Asistencia de Emergencia PESCADO) |
| |735-0300 |
| |Food for Kids, Inc. (702) 877-5437 |
| |Giving Life Ministries 565-4984 |
| |HACA Family Resource Center 566-0576 |
| |St. Theresa Center 564-4224 |
| |St. Timothy’s 565-8033 |
| |JFSA 732-0304 |
| |St. Vincent’s Lied Dining Facility 385-7801 |
| |Catholic Charities 387-2291 |
| |WIC 366-2069 |
| |Street Teens 809-3585 |
| |Nevada State Information/Hotline Number: |
| |1-800-992-0900 (Ext. 40500) |
| | |
| |Food Bank of Las Vegas |
| |4601 E. Cheyenne, Suite 111 |
| |Las Vegas, NV 89115 |
| |lvfoodbank@worldnet. |
| |(702) 643-0074 |
| |fax: (702) 643-0794 |
|For an Independent Tomorrow |Phone (702) 367-4FIT | (702) 367-4348 |
|FIT empowers motivated unemployed and underemployed Nevadans |Fax (702) 362-8513 |
|toward financial stability and self-sufficiency through | |
|individual mentoring, resources and support for education, |1931 Stella Lake Drive |
|training, and employment preparation. Training in job search, |Las Vegas, NV 89106 |
|funding for job search and support, community resource |Our Hours of Operation are: |
|referrals, funding for vocational training, access to support |Monday – Friday 8:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. |
|and services. | |
|Foundation for an Independent Tomorrow (provides services to |362-8544 |
|help families become independent, job training, GED) | |
| | |
|“Fundación para un Mañana Independiente (provee servicios para | |
|ayudar a las familias en llegar a ser más independientes, | |
|entrenamiento de trabajo, | |
|Friends of the Visually Handicapped |(702) 799-4195 |
|Girl Scouts |385-3677 |
|Give Me A Break Inc. (Provides respite once a month for LV area |702-898-2216 |
|and once a quarter in southern rural communities.Als has list of|1-866-486-2275 |
|child care providers that are willing to care for children with |P.O. Box 620721 |
|special needs.) |Las Vegas, NV 89162 |
| | |
|“Deme un Descanso Inc. (descanso) |Email: Givemeabreakinc@ |
| | |
|Goodfriends |702-858-0290 or 702-338-4222 |
|Fun support and friendship for high functioning young adult’s | |
|ages 18-32 who have learning differences such as Asperger’s, | |
|high functioning autism, ADHD or a learning disability. | |
|Green Valley Counseling (provides counseling, testing and |451-0505 |
|medication management for individuals, youth, & families) | |
|“Provee consejeria, examenes y manejamiento medico para los | |
|individuos, jóvenes, y familias” | |
|Great Basin HealthNet |702 430-3580 |
|A program that links uninsured residents of Nevada to an | |
|affordable network of health care providers and community | |
|resources. This program assists community members with access | |
|to a coordinated and efficient system of care at significantly | |
|reduced fees. Great Basin HealthNet is a program, a non-profit | |
|501(c)(3) community based organization. A free healthcare | |
|network for the medically uninsured. | |
|Habitat for Humanity Las Vegas, Inc |(702) 638-6477 |
|Housing assistance | |
|Health Care-Hope |hope@ |
|Service Co-ordination for families with children with |1800 E. Sahara Ave., #111 |
|medical/special needs that may need help accessing resources |Las Vegas, NV 89104 |
|throughout Clark County. No income or insurance requirements. |Office: (702) 369-9177 |
|All services free of charge. |Fax: (702) 733-6144 |
|HeadsUp Guidance and Wellness Centers of Nevada |Monday through Friday 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. |
|Medication Management, Individual, Group, Marriage, Family |Saturday by appointment |
|Counseling |340 North Eleventh Street, Suite 100, Las Vegas, Nevada 89101 |
|Interventions, Psychotherapy, and Psychological Testing for |Phone (702) 922-7015 · Fax (702) 922-6600 |
|Children, Adolescents, Adults and Seniors. Medicaid accepted. | |
|Services provided in Spanish. | |
|Head Start Association |Phone for all of these is 702-387-0179. |
|A federally funded child development program for very low-income|Head Start Learning Center – Henderson |
|young children, children with disabilities and their families. |180 N. Westminister Way |
| |Henderson 89015 |
| |Herb Kaufman Head Start |
| |4020 Perry Street |
| |LV 89122 |
| |Head Start Learning Center – Spring Valley |
| |2845 Mohawk Street |
| |LV 89146 |
| |Cecile Walnut |
| |3820 Cecile Avenue |
| |LV 89115 |
| |Martin Luther King |
| |1555 West Carey Avenue |
| |LV 89106 |
| |Reynaldo Martinez |
| |2901 Harris Ave. |
| |LV 89101 |
| |Sunflower Head Start |
| |1310 W. Owens Av. |
| |Las Vegas 89106 |
| | |
| |2660 Caselton Street |
| |LV 89101 |
| |Professional Development Center |
| |701 N. Rancho Drive |
| |LV 89106 |
| |Reach Out |
| |1522 Pinto Lane |
| |LV 89133 |
| |Owens Center |
| |1260 W. Owens Av. |
| |Las Vegas 89106 |
| |Variety Center |
| |1050 D Street |
| |Las Vegas 89106 |
| |Stewart |
| |4301 E. Stewart Av. |
| |Las Vegas 89110 |
| |Home Base Head Start |
| |1310 W. Owens Av. |
| |Las Vegas 89106 |
| |Yvonne Atkinson-Gates Child Development Center |
| |951 W. Tonopah Ave |
| |LV 89106 |
|Health South (OT, PT ST) |228-4559 |
| | |
|“Salud del Sur (Terapia Ocupacional, Terapia Fisica, Terapia del| |
|Lenguaje.” | |
|Healthy Families Project (residential substance abuse facility |631-6345 |
|for pregnant/post partum women with dependent children) | |
| | |
|“Proyecto para Familias Saludables (facilidad residencial de | |
|abuso de substancias para mujeres embarazadas o después de tener| |
|a su bebé con niños dependientes de ellas” | |
|Health Projects USA: Health Projects USA offers a unique |600 Whitney Ranch Dr., Suite D20 |
|prescription medication assistance project that combines a |Henderson, NV 89014 |
|nationwide generic prescription medication program and |800-406-7040 |
|pharmaceutical company patient assistance programs. | |
|Hear Now |Hear Now |
|A national program that provides assistance to those permanently|6700 Washington Ave. South |
|living in the US to acquire hearing aids through an application |Eden Prairie, MN 55344 |
|process. There is a financial criteria with the application for |800-648-4327 |
|approval. Verification of the applicant's financial situation | |
|and proof of a need for hearing aids are part of the application|nonprofit@ |
|process. The applicant is responsible for the cost of the | |
|hearing evaluation and a nominal processing fee to the program. | |
|The recipient is also financially responsible for the cost of | |
|batteries and repairs. Once an application is approved, the aids| |
|are given to the applicant at no additional cost. | |
|Hearts with Helping Hands |Hearts with Helping Hands |
|Provides supportive, positive, and respectful treatment in the |101 S Rainbow Blvd, Suites 1 - 4 |
|areas of cognitive interventions to children, adolescents, |Las Vegas, NV 89145 |
|adults and people with developmental disabilities in need of |Office # 702-778-8922 |
|intensive, behavioral and mental health services. | |
|Services: | |
|Therapeutic Service | |
|Individual family and group therapy, mental health diagnosis, | |
|clinical assessment. | |
|Psychosocial Rehabilitation | |
|Providing social educational, occupational, behavioral, and | |
|cognitive interventions. | |
|Basic Skills Training | |
|Provides a wide variety of techniques, skills, and strategies to| |
|sustain clients to their individual levels of functionality of | |
|their daily lives. | |
|Community Care Support | |
|Provide the highest quality counseling prevention mental and | |
|behavioral health treatment, and advocacy. | |
|HELP of Southern Nevada (Variety of resources for families in |1640 E. Flamingo Rd, Ste. 100 |
|need, work programs, food vouchers, housing referrals, financial|Las Vegas 89119 |
|assistance for power bills, assistance with transportation) |369-4357 |
|Baby First Services | |
|Baby First Services offers early pre and post natal care |Please see the website for a full list of services |
|guidance, information and mother-to-mother support for at-risk | |
|pregnant women. Outreach services include Baby Find, Smart Shop | |
|and assistance with diapers, formula, wipes and pre-natal | |
|vitamins. Families can receive assistance every 30 days. Photo | |
|ID and birth certificates of child/children is required in order| |
|to receive services. 369-4357 extention 1824. | |
|A New Path | |
|A New Path is a 6 to 12 month program that provides rent and | |
|utility assistance to low income individuals who qualify. The | |
|program focuses on providing case management, programming and | |
|support to its clients to become self sufficient once they leave| |
|the program. | |
|For more information call 369-4357 extention 1822. | |
| | |
|Please see the website for a full list of services | |
| | |
| | |
|“AYUDA del Sur de Nevada (una variedad de recursos para las | |
|familias necesitadas, programas de trabajo, cupones de comida, | |
|referimientos de viviendas, asistencia financiera para las | |
|cuentas de luz, asistencia de transportación.” | |
|Help Them Walk Again (rehabilitation for spinal cord injuries, |878-8360 |
|amputees, stroke victims) | |
| | |
|“Ayudelos a Caminar de Nuevo, (rehabilitación para las lesiones | |
|de la espina dorsal, amputaciones, victimas de derrame | |
|cerebral.” | |
|Helping Hands Surgical Care |Phone: (702) 256-7616 |
|Helping Hands Surgical Care (HHSC) is a Las Vegas, Nevada-based | |
|non-profit organization whose mission is to fund and facilitate | |
|surgeries for uninsured Nevadans without the means to pay for | |
|medically necessarysurgeries. | |
|Helping Hands of Vegas Valley |2100 S. Maryland Pkwy., Suite 3 |
|Helping Hands of Vegas Valley provides services to people in |Las Vegas, NV 89104 |
|certain zip codes in Las Vegas who are 60 years of age and older|702-633-7264 |
|who are in need of transportation and food. Respite care at no | |
|charge. Volunteer-staffed transportation program. $2-$5 fee. | |
|Donations are welcome. | |
|Helping Kids |HELPING KIDS |
|Free health care for children, legal or illegal. |968 E. Sahara Ave |
| |LV, NV 89104 |
| |(702)732-7001 |
| |Clinic.helpingkids@ |
|Henderson Safe House (hotline/shelter for domestic violence) |564-3227 |
| | |
|Casa Segura de Henderson (linea teléfonica de | |
|emergencia/alojamiento para victimas de violencia domestica.” | |
|Henderson Allied Community Advocates (HACA) Improves access to |(702) 566-0576 |
|quality, efficient and non-duplicated information and referral | |
|services using Internet-based resources. | |
|Henderson Parks and Recreation Department |702-565-4264 |
|Hippotherapy. |Spirit Therapies 562-9434 (Lorie) |
|Horse back riding therapy | |
| |Joshua Tree Therapeutic Riding Academy—phone contact is Mia |
| |Wirthlin at 656-0932 |
|Hope Counseling |2810 W. Charleston #F53, Las Vegas, NV, 89102 |
|Serve children of all ages, young adults, and adult trauma |office: (702) 437-4673 |
|survivors. Specialize in treatment of Post-Traumatic Stress | (702) HER-HOPE |
|Disorder resulting from child abuse, sexual assault, domestic |fax: (702) 438-4673 |
|violence, sudden death, parental separation including divorce, | (702) GET-HOPE |
|abandonment, adoption, and foster care placement. Also serve | |
|clients with various Anxiety Disorders, Mood Disorders, Reactive| |
|Attachment Disorder, Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder as| |
|well as restoration of relationships. Currently serve clients | |
|with Medicaid and are in the process of expanding to other | |
|insurance providers. | |
|Hope Link |Phone: 702.566.0576 |
|Provides a variety of services and supports to low income and |Fax: 702.566.0494 |
|homeless families. |Address: 178 Westminster Way Henderson, NV 89015 |
| |Email: info@ |
|Homeless Shelters-Las Vegas |Cloudbreak Las Vegas |
| |525 E. Bonanza Blvd |
| |366-0456 |
| |Crossroads Transitional Housing |
| |385-2777 |
| |City of Las Vegas Housing Authority |
| |420 N. 10th Street |
| |922-6800 |
| |City of North Las Vegas Housing Authority |
| |1632 Yale Street |
| |NLV |
| |649-2451 |
| |Clark County Housing Authority |
| |5390 E. Flamingo Rd |
| |451-8041 |
| |Interfaith Hospitality Network |
| |500 W. Van Buren |
| |638-8806 |
| |Marian Residence |
| |565-5388 |
| |Poverello House |
| |1420 W. Bartlett Ave |
| |631-3911 |
| |Respite & Transitional Housing with Day Programming for High-Risk |
| |Youth |
| |385-3776 |
| |Senior Re-entry Program-shelter for senior women |
| |388-0088 |
| |St Vincent Resident Work Program |
| |384-0409 |
| |Family Promise |
| |638-8806 |
| |Medical Services for the Homeless/Low income |
| |AIDS hotline: 1-800-322-2437 |
| |Catholic Charities of Southern Nevada: |
| |1501 Las Vegas Blvd., North |
| |385-2662 |
| |Clark County Health Centers |
| |Main # 383-1251 |
| |N. Las Vegas: 942-9243 |
| |East Las Vegas: 437-4376 |
| |Henderson: 942-9335 |
| |Huntridge Teen Clinic Dental Program |
| |732-8776 |
| |Homeless Las Vegas Outreach Clinic |
| |1511 Las Vegas Blvd, North |
| |Phone: 307-4635 |
|Horizon Family Therapy and Wellness |Main Phone Number |
|Mental health and substance abuse treatment, groups include, |(702) 568-5888 |
|dually diagnosed, women and men’s groups. Out patient services, |Facility Address |
|Spanish speaking. |220 East Horizon Drive |
| |Suite G |
| |Henderson, NV 89015 |
|Housing Authorities |Housing Authority Clark County |
|Affordable housing |5390 East Flamingo Road, Las Vegas, NV 89122-5335 |
| |Phone: 702-451-8041 Fax: 702-435-3039 |
| |Office Hours: 8 A.M. to 5 P.M., Monday – Friday |
| |Housing Authority Of The City Of North Las Vegas |
| |1632 Yale Street, North Las Vegas, Nevada 89030 |
| |Phone: (702) 649-2451 Tdd:(702) 649-0085 |
| |FAX:(702) 649-8093 or 649-5453 Open to Public: 9AM - 4PM M-F |
| |(closed 12PM - 1 PM) |
| | |
| |Housing Authority of the City of Las Vegas |
| |420 N. 10th Street |
| |Las Vegas, NV 89101 |
| |Phone: (702) 922-6800 TDD: (702) 386-0789 |
| | |
| |Las Vegas HUD Office |
| |300 S. Las Vegas Blvd, Suite 2900 |
| |Phone: 702-366-2100 |
| |Fax: 702-288-6244 |
|Housing/Emergency/Resources |E.O.B. Project Home, 647-3307 |
|Temporary or emergency assistance or Temorary housing |HELP of Southern Nevada, 369-4357 |
| |Crossroads/Marian Residence (50-70 years old), 385-2777 |
| |Nevada Hand (seniors) 739-3345 x251 |
| |Las Vegas Rescue Mission/Family Shelter, 382-5924 |
| |Salvation Army, 639-0277 |
| |Shade Tree Shelter, 385-4596 |
| |Women’s Development Center, 796-7770 |
| |Salvation Army of Henderson 565-4224 |
| |Luthern Social Services 944-4208 x10 |
| |Living Grace Home(teenages) 212-6472 |
| |U.S. Vets (veterans) 366-0456 |
| |St. Vincent’s Help Apts. 382-6727 |
| |Street Teens (ages 12-21) 809-3585 |
| | |
| |Other: |
| | |
| |Cannon Senior Center |
| |340 N. 11th Street |
| |Las Vegas, NV |
| |One Stop Shop for All Senior Citizens Needs |
| |(702) 366-1522 |
| | |
| |Homeless Transitional Shelter for Pregnant Women |
| |Sponsored by International Church of Las Vegas |
| |8780 W. Charleston Boulevard, Suite 102 |
| |Las Vegas, NV |
| |(702) 242-9850 |
| | |
| |Marian Residence |
| |241 Palo Verde Drive |
| |Henderson, NV |
| |Women Ages 50-70 |
| |(702) 565-6607 |
| | |
| |Safe Nest for Women |
| |2915 W. Charleston Avenue |
| |Las Vegas, NV |
| |(702) 646-4981 |
| | |
| |Salvation Army PATH |
| |35 W. Owens |
| |Las Vegas, NV |
| |Mentally Challenged Women |
| |(702) 639-0277 |
| | |
| |Shade Tree Shelter for Women |
| |1 West Owens |
| |North Las Vegas, NV 89030 |
| |(702) 385-0072 |
| | |
| |Women's Development Center |
| |953 E. Sahara, Suite 201 |
| |Las Vegas, NV |
| |(702) 796-7770 |
| | |
| |Youth |
| | |
| |Nevada Homes For Youth |
| |525 S. 13th Street |
| |Las Vegas, NV |
| |(702) 380-2889 |
| |Transitional Housing for Teens |
| | |
| |Regina Hall |
| |215 Palo Verde Drive |
| |Henderson, NV |
| |(702) 565-9925 |
| |Housing for Adolescent Girls |
| | |
| |Nevada Partnership For Homeless Youth |
| |4800 S. Maryland Parkway, Suite E |
| |Las Vegas, NV |
| |(888) 907-7888 |
| |(702) 383-1332 |
| | |
| |Families |
| | |
| |EOB Project HOME |
| |330 W. Washington Avenue, |
| |Suite 7 |
| |Las Vegas, NV |
| |(702)647-3307 |
| |Transitional Housing for Homeless Families & Rental Assistance to |
| |Prevent Homelessness |
| | |
| |Interfaith Hospitality Network |
| |500 W. Van Buren |
| |Las Vegas, NV |
| |(702) 638-8806 |
| |Shelter & Food For Homeless Families |
| | |
| |Other |
| | |
| |Catholic Charities of Southern Nevada |
| | |
| |HACA (Temporary Lodging/Motel) |
| |(702) 486-6770 x 246 |
| | |
| |Las Vegas Rescue Mission |
| |480 W Bonanza Rd |
| |Las Vegas, NV |
| |(702) 382-1766 |
| | |
| |Parson's Place |
| |624 E. Stewart Avenue |
| |Las Vegas, NV |
| |(702) 383-0847 |
| |Transitional Housing for Singles/Couples With No Children |
| | |
| |Salvation Army |
| |35 W. Owens Avenue |
| |Las Vegas, NV |
| |(702) 642-0727 |
| | |
| |St. Vincent's HELP Apartments |
| |1516 N. Main Street |
| |Las Vegas, NV |
| |(702) 382-6727 |
| |Single Men & Women With Income, Seniors and Handicapped |
| | |
|Hydrocephalus Association (resources, support, education and |1-888-598-3789 |
|advocacy) | |
| | |
|“Asociación de Hidrocefalus (recursos, soporte, educación y | |
|abogacia).” | |
|Home Health-Interim Health Care of Nevada, Inc. |Ph.-702-369-5533 |
|We provide skilled nursing, therapy and non skilled home health |Fax-702-369-2018 |
|aide services. Private insurance, medicare, long term care | |
|insurance and private pay accepted. | |
|Home Health Care/A Caring Hand |Phone: 702-380-0600 |
|(Excepts Medicaid, adult and pediatric care) |Las Vegas, Boulder City, Henderson |
| |3013 N. Rancho Dr. #127 |
| |Las Vegas, NV 89130 |
| |Fax: 702-658-1039 |
|Huntridge Teen Clinic |For an Appointment call 732-8776 |
|Free or low cost medical and dental services. For teens 12-18 |2100 S. Maryland Parkway #5 |
|years of age. |between E. Sahara and St. Louis |
|Immigration Program |(702) 383-8387 |
|Extends comprehensive legal assistance to indigent and | |
|low-income immigrants in Southern Nevada. Provides in-house case| |
|management, job development and placement, and ESL programs to | |
|immigrants. | |
|Assists newly arrived immigrants to settle and become | |
|economically independent through comprehensive and integrated | |
|case management and ESL programs. | |
|Independent Living: Thomas Kelly’s Center for Homeless and |702-481-1208 |
|Neglected Youth | |
|Our mission is to provide housing assistance, mentoring, | |
|independent living skills education, vocational | |
|training/apprenticeship opportunities, and case management for | |
|homeless and at-risk teens and young adults, ages 17.5 – 24, | |
|while promoting self-reliance, community involvement, and | |
|personal accountability. | |
|InfantSEE™ is a public health program designed to ensure that |Call toll-free (888) 396-EYES (3937) or visit . |
|eyes and vision care becomes an integral part of infant wellness| |
|care to improve a child's quality of life. Under this program, | |
|our member optometrists will provide a comprehensive infant eye | |
|assessment within the first year of life as a no cost public | |
|health service. | |
|Interfaith Hospitality Network (emergency shelter) |638-8806 |
| | |
|“Alojamiento de emergencia”. | |
|Internal Revenue Services (IRS) | |
| |IRS Tax Forms: 1-800-829-3676 (1-800-TAX-FORM |
| |IRS Tax Information: 1-800-829-1040 (1-800-TAX-1040) |
|Jewish Family Services Agency (individual, family marital |732-0304 |
|counseling other services sliding scale all ages) | |
| | |
|“Agencia de Servicios Familiares Judios (individual, consejero | |
|familiar matrimonial otros servicios dependiendo de la escala de| |
|recursos para todas las edades.” | |
|Job Corp (Job training and referrals) |677-3610 |
| | |
|“Busqueda de Trabajo (Entrenamiento de trabajo y referimientos.”| |
|Joyful Help | |
|Offers support to youth and young adults suffering from |c/o Michael Lantz |
|depression or families or organizations that are challenged with|7881 W. Charleston Blvd. |
|individual and internal conflict with its members. |Suite 220 |
| |Las Vegas, Nevada 89117 |
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| | |
|Juvenile Diabetes - Nevada Chapter |1771 East Flamingo Road, Suite 213-A |
| |Las Vegas, NV 89119 |
| |(702)732-4795 |
| |Fax: (702)732-1635 |
| |E-Mail: nevada@ |
| | |
|Juvenile Justice Services |Administrative Office |
| |620 Belrose Street, Suite 107 |
| |Las Vegas, NV 89107 |
| |Phone: (702) 486-5095 |
| |Youth Parole Bureau |
| |620 Belrose Street, Suite 107 |
| |Las Vegas, NV 89107 |
| |Phone: (702) 486-5080 |
| |Summit View Youth Correctional Center |
| |5730 Range Road |
| |Las Vegas, NV 89115 |
| |Phone: (702) 486-5980 |
| | |
| |Caliente Youth Center |
| |P.O. Box 788 |
| |Caliente, NV 89008 |
| |Phone: (775) 726-8200 |
|Kids Co-op (nonprofit preschool, kindergarten with parent |656-6600 |
|cooperation. $50. registration fee per family, tuition $105. per| |
|month for 2 day program, $155. per month for 3 day program) | |
|“(pre-escolar sin ganancia, kidergarten con la cooperación de | |
|los padres. $50 cuota de matricula por familia, costo de $105 | |
|por mes por el programa de 2 días, $155 por mes por el programa | |
|de 3 días).” | |
|Kids Healthcare (Medicaid) |734-0134 |
|Kids Progress Academy |4160 S. Pecos Rd, Suite 17, Las Vegas, NV 89121, contact # (702) |
|Provide a day treatment program Monday through Friday and a |433-5368. |
|weekend program Saturday and Sunday. Focus on behavioral | |
|problems. | |
|Kinship Program (through Welfare, financial assistance for |1-800-992-0900 or 486-5000 |
|children living w/grandparents or relatives) | |
|“(por medio del Welfare, asistencia financiera para los niños | |
|que viven con sus abuelos o parientes.” | |
|Kinship of Nevada |702-385-1638 |
|Support groups, family fun days, resources and opportunities to |fax: 702-431-9753 |
|relate others who are also caring for a relative’s child. |kinshipinnevada@ |
|Las Vegas Adult Mental Health |486-6000 |
| | |
|“Salud Mental de Las Vegas para Adultos” | |
| Las Vegas Housing Authority (LVHA) Low income housing. |386-2727 or 382-4167 |
| | |
|“Autoridad de Vivienda de Las Vegas” | |
|Las Vegas Clark County Urban League |Las Vegas - Clark County |
|workforce development and diversity, youth development and |Urban League |
|education, housing counseling and development, and neighborhood |930 W. Owens |
|revitalization |Las Vegas, NV 89106 |
|Help with Job Training and Placement, housing, utilities, rent, |info@ |
|counseling & job placement |Tel.: 702-636-3949 |
| |Fax.: 702-636-9240 |
|Las Vegas Indian Center (Counseling for drug abuse, employment. |647-5842 |
|Assist with transitional housing, rental and utility referrals. | |
|Non-profit.) | |
|“Consejeria de abuso de drogas, empleo. Asistencia para | |
|transcionar a otra casa, referimiento de rentas y utilidades. | |
|No- beneficia.” | |
|Las Vegas Club of the Deaf |(702) 870-7050 |
|Las Vegas-Clark County Library District 833 Las Vegas Blvd Las | (702) 382-2523 |
|Vegas, Nevada 89101 This library district offers Children's | |
|Programs after school and summer vacations. | |
|Las Vegas Special Needs Homeschool Activities Group is a |NV Homeschool info: |
|homeschool group open to all families of children with special | |
|needs. The intent of the group is to be a social haven for our | |
|children to grow, thrive, make friends, and find a place to | |
|belong. We feel it is important to show respect for all parents | |
|and children and to be courteous when responding to each other. | |
|We encourage all parents to share the things your children enjoy| |
|and, if you can, schedule those activities, field trips or park | |
|days that your children find interesting. | |
| | |
|Las Vegas Paiute Tribe Substance Abuse & Mental Health Program | |
|(Provides youth substance abuse prevention, assessment and |382-6541 |
|placement to inpatient programs.) | |
|Provee prevencion de abuso de sustancia, asesormiento y | |
|colocacion a programas para internar. | |
|Las Vegas Rescue Mission |382-1766 |
|Women & Children’s Shelter | |
| | |
|“Misión de Rescato de Las Vegas | |
|Alojamiento para niños y mujeres.” | |
|Las Vegas School of the Deaf |Las Vegas Charter School of the Deaf |
|Provides a rich language and cultural environment instructing |124 N. Tenaya Way |
|students in American Sign Language, English, reading, writing, |Las Vegas, NV 89145 |
| mathematics and speech/lip-reading that follows Nevada |(702) 385-3323 |
|Department of Education standards. Enrollment for Deaf students | |
|in grades K-3 | |
|Las Vegas Valley Water District (utilities) |870-2011 |
|Late Night Solutions: (program of Nevada partners to provide |Call: Quintin Dailey @ 455-8603 or 455-7004 |
|young adults with activities and employment support to include | |
|job placement. There are free open gyms with various fitness |Llame a Quintin Dailey @ 455-8603 o 455-7004 |
|programs depending on the site. One feature of the program is | |
|Friday and Saturday night programming from 9PM to 1AM which is |Cambridge Center – 89119 |
|designed to keep youth active in positive activities and away |Walnut Center – 89115 |
|from street crime. The program is available to all youth (boys &|Nevada Partners – 89030 |
|girls) ages 16-24 and it is FREE). | |
| |Centro Cambridge—89119 |
|Soluciones tarde en la noche: (programa de Compañeros de |Centro Walnut—89115 |
|Nevada proporciona actividaes y apoyo para trabajos incluyendo |Compañeros de Nevada--89030 |
|ubicación en los trabajos para dultos jovenes. Hay jimnacios | |
|gratis con diferentes programas de ejercisio dependiendo del | |
|local. Una parte del programa es el Viernes y Sabado programa | |
|de noche de 9PM a 1AM el cual esta diseñado para mantener a los | |
|jovenes activos en actividades positivas y lejos de crimenes en | |
|la calle. Este programa esta disposible para todos los jovenes | |
|(niños y niñas) de 16-24 y es GRATIS). | |
|Latin Chamber of Commerce Community Foundation |300 N. 13th Street |
|The mission of the Las Vegas Latin Chamber of Commerce is to |Las Vegas, NV 89101 |
|promote the success of our members and Hispanic-owned businesses|Phone: 3857367 |
|by facilitating positive business, cultural and educational |Fax: 385-2614 |
|relationships, as well as economic development and knowledge | |
|sharing in an efficient, effective and professional manner. |Otto Merida, President & CEO |
| |otto@ |
|Laughlin Mental Health Center |3650 S. Pointe Cir, Ste 208 |
| |Laughlin, NV 89028 |
| |702-298-5313 |
| |Web/Email |
|LDS Family Services (individual, family, martial counseling |732-0304 or 385-1072 |
|other services all ages sliding scale) | |
| | |
|“Servicios Familiares LDS (individual, familiar, consejeros | |
|matrimoniales otros servicios para todas las edades escala de | |
|cobro).” | |
|Legal Aid Center of Southern Nevada |800 S. 8th St. |
|Special Education Advocacy |Las Vegas, NV 89101 |
|Hours: Monday-Friday 8:30am-5:00pm |(702) 386-1070; (702) 386-0534 (fax) |
| |1-800-522-1070 |
|“Ayuda Legal” |Email: arhu@ |
| |Web: |
|Life Enhancement Services |Life Enhancement Services, Inc. |
|Life Enhancement Services, Inc. is a nationally accredited |5860 S Pecos Road. | Bldg G, Suite 300 | Las Vegas, NV 89120 |
|provider of community health services to children, adolescent |(702) 538-9474 (Office) |
|and adults. Qualified staff develops a plan of care to help |(702) 834-8437 (Fax) |
|individuals improve their emotional, mental, and physical | |
|health. Services can be done at our office, your home, schools,| |
|work and community centers. Specialize in: Crisis Intervention, | |
|Anger Management, Depression, Other Behavioral Disorders, Basic | |
|Skill Training, Community Resources, ADHD, Psycho Social | |
|Rehabilitation. All services can be covered by Medicaid - | |
|requiring no out-of-pocket expense to consumers. Cost of | |
|services can also be covered by insurance providers. | |
|Lifespan Respite Balancing Initiative (LRBI) |Sponsored by the State of Nevada Aging and Disability Services |
|This is solely a reimbursement program for respite services, |Division |
|through a voucher award system that can be applied to respite |Address: 3416 Goni Road, Building D, #132, Carson City, NV 89706 |
|service costs. The program is directed towards caregivers who |Phone: (775) 687-0561 |
|are trying to maintain a friend or family member with |Program Hours: Monday-Friday, 8 am – 5 pm |
|disabilities, a healthcare condition, or other special care |Contact: Vicki Puccinelli, Social Services Program Specialist III |
|needs at home. This program provides a reimbursement voucher |Email: vkpuccinelli@adsd. |
|award, one per family, to those who qualify of up to a maximum |Fax: (775) 687-0574 |
|of $600/year to pay for respite services for one primary |Website: |
|caregiver per family. | |
| |Clark County Referrals to: |
| |Give Me A Break (GAB), Inc. |
| |Scherrie Adams-Ambre, Executive Director, or |
| |Lisa Colavito, Respite Program Coordinator |
| |P.O. Box 620721 |
| |Las Vegas, Nevada 89162-0721 |
| |Phone 702-898-2216, Fax 702-248-4739 |
| |GABInc@ |
|Little Hands Big Hands, Inc. |Jennifer Ramiscal |
|LHBH, Inc. is a non-profit volunteer run organization that |1161 S. Valley View |
|supports NEIS families and staff. We plan social activities, |Las Vegas, NV 89102 |
|fundraisers, act as the parent advisory board for NEIS and |(702) 486-9254; (702) 486-9200; (702) 486-7686 (fax) |
|support all NEIS and community support groups. |Email: LHBHinc@ |
| |Web: |
|Little Miss Hannah Foundation The LMHF’s mission is to work |The Little Miss Hannah Foundation |
|with families who have young children with life-limiting rare |10624 S. Eastern Avenue, Suite A-847 |
|diseases, undiagnosed complex medical needs, and children who |Henderson, NV 89052 |
|have been placed in hospice or palliative care. The programs are|Phone: (702) 608-2488 |
|created to support families with a child under 18 years old, |Fax: (702) 541-9957 |
|living at home or medical care facility, meeting at least one of| |
|the following criteria: *Diagnosed with a rare, life-limiting | |
|disease with an average prognosis of less than 20 years of age | |
|* Currently placed in hospice care or is on palliative care due | |
|to an untreatable life-limiting condition | |
|* Undiagnosed with severe complex needs, considered medically | |
|fragile | |
|Lied Dining Facility |(702) 385-7801 |
|Serves hot meals daily to the homeless men, women and children | |
|in the community | |
|Let them Hear |Email: [pic] |
|LTHF provides consultation for many hearing devices and | |
|accessories, including cochlear implants, hearing aids and |Website |
|assistive listening devices. LTHF offers clinical services for: | |
|Children with hearing and/ or language deficits | |
|Prospective and current cochlear implant patients | |
|Candidates for auditory and speech/language services | |
|Any person who has been turned down by his insurance company for| |
|coverage of hearing-related service or device. | |
|Lifeline and Link-Up for |Lifeline or Link-Up call 1-800-877-7077 |
|Sprint Customers in Nevada |You will be asked to provide proof of your eligibility by |
|Life line is a government program that offers qualified people a|providing a copy of a document that verifies that you participate |
|discount on their monthly local telephone bill. |in, a low income program. You will also be asked to return a |
|Link-Up helps households pay the installation charge for |signed self-certification form and a copy of your most recent year|
|telephone service. This program pays some of the cost of |tax return. Your Lifeline benefits will take effect when proof of |
|installing local service in your home, but Link-Up does not |eligibility is received. |
|cover the cost of wiring inside your home. | |
|Linea de vida es un programa gubernamental que ofrece personal | |
|calificado un descuento de sus cuentas de telefono local. Este | |
|programa paga algo del costo para instalar los servicios locales| |
|en su casa, pero ellos no cubren el costo por alambrar dentro de| |
|su casa.” | |
|Life Changing Solutions |800 N. Rainbow suite 100 |
|Providing adolescents, ages 6 to 18, with the tools to develop |Las Vegas, NV 89107 |
|his/her personal strengths through learning life skills, |(702) 437-2727 |
|communication techniques, social competencies, and coping |Fax (702) 437-1584 |
|strategies; thus empowering the adolescent to become confident |admin@ |
|and ultimately self-sufficient. Sliding scale fee, Medicaid. |website : |
|Bilingual services are available. | |
|Life Planning Services, Inc. |LifePlanning Services, Inc. |
|Counseling and advice provided to help families with loved ones |Cheryl Dinnell, Life Planning Consultant |
|with special needs plan for the Lifetime of that individual |Phone: (775) 321-9742 |
|which leads to the achievement of certain outcomes the family |E-mail: dcdinnell@ |
|has selected. This planning impacts family life, community |Services available in Southern Nevada |
|involvement, financial health, special needs trusts and estate | |
|planning, guardianship, work and learning, services and | |
|supports, government benefits, physical environment/health, and | |
|many other areas. Life planning is about one thing - the | |
|future life of a family member who is important to you, yet | |
|vulnerable without you. | |
|Lili Claire Foundation |522 E. Twain, Las Vegas, NV 89169 |
|The Lili Claire Foundation is a nonprofit organization that | |
|benefits people born with neurogenetic disorders such as |email to staff@ |
|Williams Syndrome, Down Syndrome, and Autism, while providing |phone: 702-862-8141 |
|resources and assistance to the families. |fax: 702-862-4845 |
|Logistic Care |Reservation Line: |
|Arranges non-emergnecy Medicaid and Nevada Check Up |1-888-737-0833 |
|transportation. Call 48 hrs ahead of appointment date. |where is my ride # 888-737-0829 |
|Lorenzi Adaptive Recreation Center (for ages 7-21) |229-4905 or 229-6358 |
| | |
|“Centro Lorenzi de Recreación Adaptiva (para edades de los 7- a| |
|los 21 años de edad.)” |229-4905 o al 229-6358 |
|Lovaas Center for Behavior Intervention |112 South Jones Boulevard |
|Formally known as the UCLA Clinic for the Behavioral Treatment |Las Vegas, NV 89107 |
|of Children. |(702) 877-2520; (702) 877-2521 (fax) |
|Based on over 40-years of applied research, our consultants |Email: intakes@ |
|deliver individualized early intervention services based on each| |
|child's individual needs. All of our consultants have received | |
|rigorous and on-going training in Applied Behavioral Analysis | |
|and the Lovaas Method. | |
|Low Cost Counseling |Same day appointments: 702-254-4883 |
| |4140 Charlesont Blvd |
| |Las Vegas, NV 89102 |
| |Hours: |
| |Monday – Friday, 5:00 a.m. – 10:00 p.m. |
| |Saturday & Sunday by Appointment Only |
|Low Income Home Energy Assistance |486-1404 or (800)992-0900 x4420 |
|Lullaby Connection: |521-1061 |
|The Lullaby Connection is an outreach program that ensures |Darla Hayden, Executive Director |
|disadvantaged local families with babies and young children have|PO Box 2141 • Las Vegas Nevada • 89125-2141 |
|the necessities they need to live comfortably. Formed in 2001, |FAX: 702-458-4319 |
|the Henderson-based organization provides families with |Email - tlc@ |
|clothing, blankets, and other items throughout the year, but as | |
|the holidays approach the group also collects toys for local | |
|youth. | |
|Lutheran Social Services (assistance with food, hygiene items, |639-1730 |
|clothing, formula, diapers, case management) | |
|“Asistencia con comida, cosas para las necesidades higienicas, | |
|ropa, formula, pañales, manejamiento de caso.” | |
|Make A Wish Foundation (program for children with life |Make-A-Wish Foundation of Southern Nevada |
|threatening illness) |3885 S Decatur Blvd. |
| |Suite 1000 |
|“Pida un Deseo (programa para niños con enfermedades fatales).” |Las Vegas, NV 89103 |
| |Telephone: (702) 212-9474 |
| |Fax: (702) 367-0301 |
|March of Dimes |732-9255 |
|Medic Coach Service: Medic Coach Service provides non-emergency |1110 S. 3rd St. |
|wheelchair and stretcher transportation for the disabled. Fee |Las Vegas, NV 89104 |
|may vary. |702-454-6176 |
|Medicaid: (medical insurance for needy families. Katie Beckett |Katie Beckett 486-1518 (Kat Parker) |
|is insurance for families that do not qualify for Medicaid due |Medicaid now contracts transportation out to Logisticare at |
|to their income and have children with significant medical |1-888-737-0833 |
|needs.) |Henderson/Las Vegas District Offices: 486-1550 |
|“Seguro medico para las familias necesitadas. Katie Beckett es |Nevada Check Up: 1-800-360-6044 |
|un seguro medico para las familias que no califican para | |
|Medicaid porque sus ingresos y que tienen un niño con | |
|necesidades medicas significativas.” | |
|Medical Assistance |Clark County Social Services 455-4270 |
| |Giving Life Ministries 565-4984 |
| |HACA Family Resouce Center 566-0576 |
| |Nevada State Welfare 486-1201 |
| |St. Timothy’s Public Health Nurse 565-8033 |
| |Clark County Health District 759-0708 |
| |O.U.T.R.E.A.C.H. 369-4357 |
|Medicine Cabinet |1700 E. Desert Inn Rd. #304 |
| Spanish speaking |Las Vegas, NV 89109 |
| People need to provide: last 2 paycheck stubs, picture ID, Rx |702-444-6082 |
|from Doctor | |
|No SS# needed | |
|*Do not need to be legal in the country | |
|Services are provided to people of all ages | |
|enrollment fee $25.00 | |
|$10.00 for name brand RX | |
|$20.00 for generic - 90 day supply | |
|*depends on pharmaceutical they are dealing with. | |
|Clients need to have a prescription from their doctor, intake | |
|form is completed, they send off the information to each | |
|different pharamaceutical for the medications. The process | |
|takes about 3-4 weeks. Clients receive 3 month supply at a time| |
|and then need to reapply if services are needed again. | |
|Mesa Family Counseling (treatment & counseling). |383-6001 |
|Mesa Medical Equipment (Medical equipment for children and |367-0737 |
|adults, takes insurance and Medicaid) | |
| | |
|“Equipo médico para niños y adultos, acepta aseguranzas médicas | |
|y Medicaid.” | |
|Mesquite Mental Health Center |61 N. Willow #4 |
| |Mesquite, NV 89027 |
| |702-346-4696 |
|MetDESK-MetLife's Division of Estate Planning for Special Kids |Teri Koehler or David McClure |
|MetDESK Specialist helps navigate through the complicated |777 North Rainbow Suite 200 |
|process of planning for the future by helping to preserve |Las Vegas, NV 89107 |
|government benefit eligibility. |(702) 932-2900; (702) 932-2920 |
| |Email: Tkoehler@ or Dmcclure@ |
| |Web: desk or lasvegas. |
|Metro Police |795-3111 |
| | |
|“Policia Metro” | |
|New Vista: Empowering the disabled community: |702-278-4810 |
|Destination discovery provides a fun respite program for those | |
|with intellectual disabilities. Provide day trips, weekend trips| |
|and week long getaways. | |
|Miles for Smiles (dental program for low income children) |651-5573 |
| | |
|“Millas por Sonrisas (programa dental para niños de bajos | |
|recursos” | |
|Military:Services and Supports for Military Families: |Military & Family Life Consultants (MFLC): 775-434-4881 |
|Supports and services for service members and their families. | |
| |Military One Source 1-800-342-9647, remote area: 484-530-5908 |
| |Military Homefront: militaryhomefront.dod.mil/ |
| |Courge to Care for Me: |
| |National Military Family Association: |
| |Military Child Education Coalition: |
| |Tragedy Assistance Program for Survivors-TAPS |
| | |
| |Nellis AirForce Base general information: 652-1110 |
| |resilence.army.mil |
| |Nellis AFB Family Advocacy/New Parent Support Program: 653-3875 |
|Miracle Flights (Transportation medical services by air for |261-0494-Las Vegas |
|needy families) |1-800-FLY-1711 |
| | |
|“Vuelos Milagro (Transportación de Servicios Médicos por avión | |
|para familias necesitadas.” | |
|Moapa Valley Mental Health Center |320 N. Moapa Valley Blvd |
| |Overton, NV 89040 |
| |Telephone (702) 397-8900 |
| |Web/Email |
|Mojave Adult Child and Family Services (general Counseling for|6375 W Charleston Blvd 253-0818 |
|children, teens and adults. |East Charleston 968-4000 |
|Medicaid only for children and adults) |West Oakey 968-5001 |
| | |
|“Consejoro Mojave (Consejeros generales y abuso de substancias | |
|para niños, adolecentes y adultos, cobros segun los recursos)” | |
|Mojave Las Vegas Youth Clinic |702-253-0818 |
|Serves youth ages six and older having psychiatric disabilities,| |
|including those diagnosed with ASD and/or intellectual |6375 W. Charleston suite A-100, Las Vegas, NV 89146 |
|disabilities, and having serious emotional disturbances. | |
|Individuals must have fee or services Medicaid. | |
|Monte Vista Crisis Response (Crisis team for assessment of |364-1111 |
|individuals needy immediate mental health care and inpatient | |
|services) | |
| | |
|“Respuesta de Crisis Montivista (grupo de crisis para | |
|asesoramientos de individuos que necesitan cuidado inmediato de | |
|salud mental y servicos para estar dentro para recuperación.” | |
|Monte Vista Hospital |5900 W. Rochelle Ave |
|24 hr a day and seven day a week psychiatric hospital provides a|Las Vegas, NV 89103 |
|full continuum of behavioral health services as well as drug and|1-877-778-2275 |
|alcohol detox, treatment and rehabilitation for children, | |
|adolescents and adults. Care options include inpatient, partial | |
|hospitalization and intensive outpatient programs. Community | |
|services are available to include in-service training for | |
|professionals, education training for families and support | |
|groups. | |
|MUMS Parent Matching |MUMS c/o Julie Gordon |
|National parent to parent network whose mission is to help |150 Custer Court, |
|parents who have a child with any disorder, medical condition, |Green Bay Wisconsin 54301-1243 |
|or rare diagnosis to make connections with other parents whose |920-336-5333 |
|children have the same or similar conditions. MUMS is a |toll-free: 1-877-336-5333 |
|non-profit, tax exempt organization and a subscription fee for |Fax: 920-339-0995 |
|quarterly newsletters. |Email: mums@ |
|Muscular Dystrophy Association |1919 S. Jones, suite G |
|Out patient clinic, free medical equipment, help with purchase |Las Vegas, NV 89146 |
|of medical equipment, support groups. |822-6920 |
|“Asociación de Distrofia Muscular”. | |
|Nathan Adelson Hospice |4141 S. Swenson Street |
|Provides home and inpatient hospice services for terminally ill |Las Vegas, NV 89119 |
|individuals and their families |702-733-0320 |
| | |
|National Federation of The Blind of Nevada |1401 N. Michael Way, Unit 118 L |
| |Las Vegas NV 89108 |
| |NFB of NV: 702-639-9072 |
|National Relief Hotlines-Care Connect |Child-Support Enforcement Hotline...............(877) 696-6775 |
|CareConnect USA |For single moms due support, the US Department of Health and Human|
|800-291-1068 |Services will send them a free handbook complete with excellent |
| |advice and all their local contact numbers for help. |
| |Child-Care Subsidy Hotline.............................(800) |
| |424-2246 |
| |When daycare costs are too high, there is help. The National |
| |Association of Child Care Resources is a federally funded agency. |
| |They provide helpful information about assistance in your client’s|
| |local area. They will help your caller find all options for child |
| |care payment assistance programs. |
| |Mortgage Payment Assistance......................(800) 750-8956 |
| |For families falling behind on mortgage payments, this national |
| |agency will work with your client’s mortgage company to arrange a |
| |workout plan to catch up missed payments. Housing counselors will |
| |discuss all options available to avoid foreclosure. Agency does |
| |not make loans or buy property. |
| |Debt Relief Hotline.......................................... |
| |(800) 291-1042 |
| |For families struggling with credit card debt, (typically over |
| |$10,000); relief is available. This national agency will contact |
| |your client’s creditors, reduce payments, interest, and even |
| |principal amounts owed. Harassing collection calls will stop. |
| |Free Bankruptcy Advice..................................(800) |
| |379-0985 |
| |Families who cannot use other debt solutions may need to speak |
| |with an attorney. The nation’s largest consumer law firm has made |
| |this hotline available. Your client may call for a free |
| |conversation to discuss whether debt relief under bankruptcy makes|
| |sense for them. |
| |Discount Prescriptions................................... (800) |
| |291-1206 |
| |Families can save between 20% and 40% on their prescription |
| |medications. No exam needed. |
|National Kidney Foundation (provides prescriptions, mediation, |735-9222 |
|transportation to needy patients) | |
| | |
|“Fundación Nacional de Riñones (Provee recetas, medicamentos, | |
|transportación a pacientes necesitados.” | |
|Neighborhood Justice Center (Services for non-criminal |455-3898 |
|disputes.) | |
|“Servicios por problemas no criminales.” | |
|Nellis Air Force Base Family Support Center |652-3327 or 653-3866 |
| | |
|“Centro de Apoyo Familiar de la Fuerza Aerea de Nellis.” | |
|Neurologists-Pediatric |Linda Brown |
| |UNLV Dept. of Medicine 865-2080 |
| |Halthorne, Srinivas Narayana |
| |2020 East Desert Inn Road 796-5505 |
| |Johns, Donald William |
| |2020 East Desert Inn Road 796-5505 |
| |Maller, Alfreda Irena |
| |2020 East Desert Inn Road 796-5505 |
| |Reed, Ronald Kirby |
| |3006 South Maryland Pkwy #460 733-2074 |
|Nevada 211 Free information about community services from how |211 |
|to get basic needs like food, clothing and shelter to health and| |
|medical information, crisis intervention and counseling, |8 a.m. until midnight, Monday through Friday, excluding holidays. |
|substance abuse treatment, transportation, job training, child | |
|and elder care, even recreational programs. | |
|Nevada 511 |For Statewide Road Conditions by telephone call 511 |
|Weather conditions, construction projects, road construction, | |
|maps | |
|Nevada AIDS Research & Education Society - The Wellness Center |2300 South Rancho Drive-Suite 205 |
| |Las Vegas, Nevada 89102 |
| |(702)383-2691 |
| | |
|Nevada Association of the Deaf (NVAD) |nvadprez@ |
|Nevada Speech and Hearing Association |2001 Turquoise Ridge Street, Suite 206 |
| |Las Vegas, NV 89117 |
| |(877) 273-0134, ext. 0001 |
|Nevada Blind Children’s Foundation |8311 W. Charleston Blvd. Suite 208 |
|Provides information and services that enable and empower |Las Vegas, NV 89102 |
|families, healthcare professionals and the community to meet the|702-735-6223 (NBCF) |
|unique needs of infants and children who are blind or visually | |
|impaired. | |
|Nevada Business Services, Inc (provides youth programs and job |647-4929 or 647-2743 |
|services for education and employment) | |
| | |
|“Servicios de Negocios de Nevada, Inc. (Provee programas para | |
|jovenes y servicios de trabvajo para educación y empleo).” | |
|Nevada CAN (Consumer Advocacy Network) |P.O. Box 621303 |
|General advocacy; civil rights' violations; Due Process |Las Vegas, NV 89162 |
|Complaints; IEP's; Resolutions; Hearings; call and ask if not |(702) 463-3936 |
|listed here. |Email: ckosuda@ |
|Nevada Care Connection - The purpose of this website is to | |
|provide up-to-date resources and information that will support | |
|and assist caregivers as they care for family members and | |
|friends that are frail or disabled. | |
|Nevada Check Up (insurance for children that do not qualify for |1-800-360-6044 |
|Medicaid) | |
| | |
|“Aseguranza privada para niños que no califican para Medicaid.” | |
|Nevada Child Seekers |Southern Nevada |
|Nevada Child Seekers a registered nonprofit organization. We |3C Sunset Way, Suite A15 |
|work to keep parents closely involved in their cases when they |Henderson, NV 89014 |
|are missing and are available to assist the proper authorities |Phone: (702) 458-7009 |
|and produce missing person’s flyers. We assist Metor’s Search |Fax: (702) 735-2812 |
|Force team with trained, police-screened volunteers and | |
|employees. NCS has education programs Such as: radKids™ | |
|(Personal Empowerment Program); NetSmartz™ (Internet Safety); | |
|Shout Out Loud (abduction prevention education); and provide | |
|child ID packets for parents. NCS also offers a Drug Free | |
|Program that is presented to middle school and high school | |
|students in conjunction with the DEA. | |
|For more information visit Programs and Services | |
|Nevada Childhood Cancer Foundation : Nevada Childhood Cancer |6070 S. Eastern Ave., Suite 200, Las Vegas, NV 89119 |
|Foundation provides supportive education for families affected |702-735-8343 |
|by cancer. | |
|Nevada Children’s Center (Provides day treatment & home-based |Phone: 702-736-8100 |
|services for youth ages 4-13 with emotional & family problems.) |Fax: 702-736-7881 |
|Provee tratamiento en eldia & servicios basados en casa para los|5615 S. Pecos Rd., Las Vegas, NV 89120 |
|jóvenes desde los 4-13 años de edad con problemas emocionales y | |
|familiares.” | |
|Nevada Coalition for Suicide Prevention |300 Vallarte Drive |
| |Henderson, NV 89014 |
| |Telephone (702) 451-4338 |
| |Fax (702) 434-6325 |
| |Web/Email lflatt@dhhs. |
|Nevada Council on Problem Gambling |Phone: 369-9765 |
|Provide information and education on compulsive gambling. |4340 S. Valley View, LV NV 89103 |
|Provides 24 hr telephone services | |
|Nevada Community Enrichment Program-Las Vegas (residential |702) 259-1903 |
|services for adults ages 13 years and up with traumatic brain |E-mail: bobthogan@worldnet. |
|injuries) | |
| | |
|Programa de Nevada de Enrequecimiento de la Comunidad de Las | |
|Vegas (servicios residenciales para adultos de 13 años de edad y| |
|arriba con traumas y daños cerebrales) | |
| | |
|2820 W. Charleston Boulevard, D-37 | |
|Las Vegas, NV 89102 | |
|Nevada Disability Advocacy and Law Center |702) 257-8150; (888) 349-3843 (toll-free)”Gratuito” |
| |(702) 257-8160 (TTY) |
|“Abogacia De Desabilidad de Nevada y Centro de Leyes.” |E-mail: ndalc@ |
| |Web: |
|Nevada Disability RX |Nevada Disability Rx Information Call: |
|Effective January 1, 2007, the state of Nevada began providing |687-7555 in the Reno-Carson City-Gardnerville area, or if outside |
|assistance with the cost of prescription medicines to qualified |these areas call toll-free |
|individuals with disabilities. Eligibility requirements are: Age|1-866-303-6323 |
|18 through 61 with verifiable disability, Nevada resident | |
|continuously for at lest the last 12 months, Annual income no | |
|more than $24,561 for singles and $32,742 for couples. Not | |
|Medicare Eligible: No monthly premium, No deductible, | |
|Co-payments of $10 for generics or $25 for preferred brands, | |
|Annual coverage limit of $5,100. Medicare Eligible: Help with | |
|prescription costs after reaching the Medicare Part D coverage | |
|limit, Help with monthly premiums for Medicare Part D | |
|Prescription Drug Plan (if not qualified for maximum help from | |
|Medicare with that expense) | |
|Nevada Dual Sensory Impairment Project |Department of Educational Specialties/MS 299 |
| |University of Nevada, Reno |
| |Reno NV 89557 |
| |Fax: (775) 784-4384 |
| |Phone: (775) 784-4383 x2005 |
| | |
|Nevada Early Intervention Services |Referral: 486-9200 or |
|(Developmental services and support for Children 0-3 with |486-7670 for information |
|developmental delays or disabilities, no cost to families, | |
|services provided in the home. Services can include, Screening |
|and Monitoring from NICU, Genetics, craniofacial clinicl, |Itemid=153 |
|metabolic clinic, Community Play Groups, Parent Support Groups, | |
|Vision and Mobility Specialist, Specialty Teams) | |
| | |
|(Servicios del Desarrollo para Niños(as) de 0-3 años de edad.) | |
|Nevada Genetics Network (Genetic assessments for children and |Dr. Colleen Morris 671-2200 |
|adults) | |
|Network Genetico de Nevada (Asesoramientos geneticos para niños | |
|y adultos) | |
|Nevada Health Centers |Bridger Health Center – 220-9932 |
|(Family Practice, Women’s health, prenatal care, pediatrics and |Cambridge Center-307-5415 |
|OB/GYN. Take Medicare, Medicaid, NV Check up and most other |North Las Vegas Center- 214-5948 |
|insurances. Uninsured patients may qualify for a sliding fee |Martin Luther King Center- 383-1961 |
|scale. |Nevada Health Centers OB/GYN- 253-7802 |
|“Practica Familiar, Salud para la Mujer, cuidado prenatal, |Eastern Family Medical & Dental Center- |
|pediatricos y ginecólogos y obstreticos. Aceptan Medicare, |735-9334 |
|Medicaid, Nevada Check Up y otros seguros medicos. Pacientes que|Las Vegas Outreach Clinic (LVOC) |
|no tiene seguro medico pueden tal vez calificar para obtener un |47 W. Owens Ave. |
|descuento y pagar solo una cuota minima.” |Phone 307-4635 |
| |Downtown Outreach Clinic (DOC) |
| |403 W. Wilson phone:380-8511 |
| |C P Squires Elementary School |
| |1312 E. Tonopah Ave. |
| |Phone 399-4791 |
| |Roy Martin Middle School |
| |2800 E. Stewart Ave. |
| |Phone: 383-6179 |
| |Valley High School |
| |2839 S. Burnham Ave. |
| |Phone: 369-0679 |
|Nevada Homes for Youth (Affordable housing for families) |380-2889 |
| | |
|Casa de Nevada para Jovenes (viviendas que estan al presupuesto | |
|de las familias.” | |
|Nevada Immigration Clinic |895-2080 |
|Information and support for immigration issues, pro-bono lawyer | |
|for immigration needs. | |
|“Información y apoyo sobre problemas de emigración, abogados | |
|pro-bono para sus necesidades de emigración.” | |
|Nevada Legal Services (Private, non profit, Low cost legal |386-0404 |
|assistance) | |
|“Servicios Legales de Nevada (Asistencia Legal a Bajo Costo.)” | |
|Nevada Low Income Energy Assistance Program |486-3000, ext. 4420 |
| |1-(800) 992-0900 ext. 4420 |
|“Programa de Energia de Nevada para Personas de Bajos Ingresos.”| |
| |Nevada Power for Power Outages- 367-5555 |
|Nevada Medi-Car |1130 S. Martin Luther King Boulevard |
|Provides local, statewide, and out of state non emergency |Las Vegas, NV 89102 |
|transportation of wheelchairs and stretcher customers. English |382-5820 |
|and Spanish, Medicaid and private insurance accepted | |
|Nevada Open Doors Foundation |893-0328 |
|Provides educational opportunity and support for disabled |3201 S. Maryland Parkway, #514 |
|persons to reach their best potentials. Helps with handicap |Samual Wise |
|vehicles, ramps, wheelchairs, computers, and monetary donation. |morpizza@ |
| | |
|Nevada Parent Network (Referral and support services for parents|1-800-216-7988 |
|of children with special needs) | |
| | |
|“Red de Nevada para los Padres (Referimiento y servicios de | |
|apoyo para los padres que tienen hijos con necesidades | |
|especiales.” | |
|Nevada Parent-Teacher Association |(702) 258-7885; (800) 782-7201 |
|6120 W. Charleston Boulevard |E-mail: nv_office@ |
|Las Vegas, NV 89146 |Web: |
| | |
|“Asociación de Maestros –Padres de Nevada” | |
|Nevada Partners (employment assistance) |710 W. Lake Mead Blvd |
|a comprehensive job readiness training program targeting the |North Las Vegas, NV 89030 |
|unemployed underemployed and adult, youth and dislocated |Phone: 702-924-2100 |
|workers. Working with businesses, industries and government, |Fax: 702-924-1600 |
|Nevada Partners helps to match clients’ skills, experiences, and| |
|interest with job opportunities. | |
|Nevada PEP (Parents Encouraging Parents) |388-8899 |
|Nevada Power Utility Assistance Program |367-5555 |
| | |
|Programa de Electricidad de Nevada Para Asistencia de Utilidad.”| |
|Nevada Registry |Website: |
|The Nevada Registry is an integral part of the pathway helping |Phone: 1-800-259-1906 or 775-448-5275 |
|to establish a professional development system in Nevada for the|Fax: 775-448-5279 |
|field of Early Care and Education. The program serves as a |Email: nevadaregistry@washoe.k12.nv.us |
|clearinghouse of information by offering Career Ladder | |
|placement, an online calendar of training, community | |
|resources/information and a statewide job board. The Nevada | |
|Registry is also responsible for the approval of all informal | |
|child care training in the state of Nevada. | |
|Nevada’s Senior Rx: Nevada’s Senior Rx provides Nevada seniors, |866-303-6323 |
|who are not eligible for Medicare Part D, with insurance |nevadasenior. |
|coverage for prescription medicine or can assist during a | |
|Medicare coverage gap. Senior RX co-pays: $10.00 generic, $25.00|702-454-6176 |
|non-generic preferred drugs, $ 25.00 non-preferred name brand | |
|drugs if authorized as medically necessary. | |
|Nevada Speech and Hearing Association |(877) 273-0134, ext. 0001 |
|2001 Turquoise Ridge Street, Suite 206 | |
|Las Vegas, NV 89117 | |
|“Asociación de Nevada del Hablar y Audición (oír).” | |
|Nevada State Welfare (Temporary Assistance for Needy Families, |486-5000 |
|medical insurance, food stamps, financial assistance, no fee) | |
|(Asistencia temporal para familias necesitadas, aseguranza | |
|médica, asistencia financial, no se cobra).” | |
|Nevada Student Care, Inc. tutoring program |Valley View & Charleston, contact #870-6560 or #994-4759. |
|Nevada Treatment Center (substance abuse treatment cost varies, |382-4226 |
|adults |Facility Address |
| |1721 East Charleston Boulevard |
|“Centro de Tratramiento de Nevada (tratamiento de abuso de |Las Vegas, NV 89104 |
|substancia, costo varia, adultos.” | |
|Nevada Youth Parole |486-5080 |
|Nevada’s Job Connect |486-0300, 486-0100, or 486-0200 |
|Nevada Workforce Connection |702- 638-8750 |
|Gain employment, learn new trades and or upgrade skills. | |
|Coordinator with employers, educational institutions. | |
|Nevadans for Equal Access |3831 Dexter Way |
|ADA advocates for Southern Nevada |Las Vegasm NV 89115 |
| |702-399-5361 |
| |email: nvequalaccess@ |
|New Choices (Provides counseling, education and support groups |383-9777 |
|for youth including substance abuse counseling & out patient | |
|therapy.) | |
|“Provee consejeros, educación y grupos de apoyo para los jóvenes| |
|que incluye abuso de substancias, consejeria & terapia de | |
|entrada y salida.” | |
|New Life Medical Center |Main Phone Number |
|Substance abuse services and treatment, outpatient, groups for |(702) 474-4104 |
|men, woman and pregnant, postpartum women. Medicaid accepted. |Intake Phone Number |
| |(702) 474-4104 |
| |Facility Address |
| |1800 Industrial Road |
| |Suite 208 |
| |Las Vegas, NV 89102 |
|North Las Vegas Housing Authority (NLVHA) (Low cost housing for |649-2451 |
|qualifying families) | |
| | |
|“Autoridad de Vivienda del Norte de Las Vegas (NLVHA) (Casas a | |
|bajo costo para las familias que califican.)” | |
|North Las Vegas Police |649-9111 |
| | |
|“Departamento de Policia del Norte de Las Vegas.” | |
|Nurse Family Partnership Program |For more information, contact Teresa at |
|Nurse-Family Partnership is an evidenced-based community health |(702) 759-0779 |
|program that helps transform the lives of first time mothers |Website: |
|that fall in a lower income range. Each mother we serve is | |
|partnered with a registered nurse early in her pregnancy and | |
|receives ongoing nurse home visits that continue through her | |
|child’s second birthday. | |
|Office of the Governor Consumer Health Assistance or GovCHA: |702-486-3587 |
|Offers help to families experiencing insurance problems. Helps |Toll-Free: 888-333-1597 |
|with issues such as being denied, healthcare services, billing |cha.state.nv.us |
|issues, understanding the appeal process, and rights. No cost to| |
|families. | |
|Olive Crest-Respite (Respite care for families of children) |221-6224 |
| | |
|(Un descanso para las familias con niños.” | |
|Only the Best Respite Care |Joyce Kirki |
|(experience with children with g-tubes, and all other special |389-6400 |
|needs). | |
|Accepts respite vouchers from | |
|DRC & Olive Crest, EOB | |
|and other funding sources.) | |
|“Solo el Mejor Cuidado para Descansar” | |
|(Experiencias con el cuidado de niños con g-tubos para comer. | |
|Acepta comprobantes de DRC & Olive Crest)” | |
|Operation Homefront |For more information, to make donations, or volunteer contact Carl|
|Helps military families - Operation Homefront is a nationwide |Long at 449-9987 or via e-mail at nevada@ |
|volunteer organization devoted to helping the families of U.S. |Website:
|troops deployed overseas. They provide help for a wide range of |ex.asp?Chapter_ID=23 |
|problems, including auto repair or donation of a used vehicle, | |
|home and appliance repair, providing refurbished computers for | |
|families to stay in touch, moving and transportation assistance,| |
|baby items for the new member of the family. | |
|Operation H.O.P.E. (Helping Other People Everywhere) a |City Impact Center |
|non-profit organization that provides dental and medical |970 E. Sahara, Las Vegas, NV 89104 |
|services to the uninsured, low-income and homeless people. They |Tues. 8:00am-12:00pm and Weds. 2:00pm-6:00pm- No appointment |
|rely on volunteer healthcare professionals, the University of |needed- Walk-ins only |
|Nevada, Las Vegas School of Nursing Interns and members of | |
|nearby churches and others to run three clinics. |IC Las Vegas Wellness Center- 673-4745 |
|In exchange for these services, recipients must exercise a “pay |3425 Cliff Shadows Parkway, Suite 100, Las Vegas, NV. 89129 |
|it forward” concept by doing a good deed for at least three |Tues. 8:00am-12:00pm- Must call for appointment. |
|people in three months and writing about their experiences to | |
|Operation H.O.P.E. Dr. Shin feels all of these good deeds and |Hunt ridge Clinic- 952-9559 |
|acts of kindness will be amplified and bring love, light and |2100 S. Maryland Parkway, Suite 5, Las Vegas, NV 89104 |
|hope to people’s lives. |Fridays 9:00am-1:00pm- Must call for appointment. |
| | |
| |For more information you can visit or |
| |call 952-9564 |
|Opportunity Village (provides vocational assistance and advocacy|259-3700 or 880-4050 E-mail: Guthrie@ |
|to citizens with mental retardation) |Web: |
| | |
|“Pueblito de Oportunidad (Provee asistencia vocacional y | |
|abogacia a los cuidados con tardanzas mentales.)” | |
|Optimum Medi-Trans Inc |4161 S. Eastern Ave., Suite B 1 |
|Optimum Medi-Trans Inc. Provides wheelchair transportation for |Las Vegas, Nv 89119 |
|Medicaid pays 100% of cost. Some insurances include |702-255-1210 |
|transportation coverage. Private pay. Wheelchair transportation | |
|only. No Stretchers. | |
|Pahrump Foster and Adopt Support Group |CONTACT BONNY STACKHOUSE -775-751-5342 FOR MORE INFORMATION. |
|Foster Parent Support Groups provide a confidential environment |FAMILY TO FAMILY HAS ALLOWED THE GROUP TO MEET IN THERE OFFICE |
|for foster parents to receive support from other foster parents.| |
|Group members offer each other help, encouragement, and | |
|assistance in solving problems. The group process allows foster| |
|parents to form unique partnerships with others and meet new | |
|friends who speak the same language that they do. These | |
|partnerships provide the foundation for the group. Many times, | |
|these partnerships grow and result in the provision of | |
|assistance in day-to-day activities such as providing childcare,| |
|transportation, etc. | |
|Pahrump Mental Health Center |240 S. Humahuaca |
| |Pahrump, NV 89048 |
| |Telephone (775) 751-7406 |
| |Fax (775) 751-7409 |
| |Web/Email |
|Partnership for Prescription Assistance Program (increase |1-888-4PPA—NOW (477-2669) |
|awareness of patient assistance programs and boost enrollment of| |
|those who are eligible. The Partnership for Prescription |For More information please call Amy Wall or Cynthia Moore at |
|Assistance offers a single point of access to more than 275 |(916) 658-0144. |
|public and private patient assistance programs, including more | |
|than 150 programs offered by pharmaceutical companies) | |
|Parents as Teachers (P.A.T.) - for parents of 0 - 3 year olds is|Sunrise Children's Foundation |
|a home-based early intervention program that helps parents |2755 E. Desert Inn Rd., #200 |
|engage in learning activities with their children at home. |Las Vegas, NV 89121 |
| |Ph: 702-731-8373 |
| |Web: |
| |Email: fdn@ |
|Parenting Project (Parent education programs through Clark |455-5295 |
|County Family Services, free of charge, classes on infants |Other parenting classes: |
|through teens. Class offered through out Las Vegas, North Las |Positive Parenting 455-3299 |
|Vegas and Henderson) |American Help Foundation 735-1251 |
| |Baby Find 215-2950 (N. Eastern site) (Assists parents with |
|“Proyectos para los Padres (Programas de Educación para los |children through the first 12 mos.) |
|padres por medio del Condado de Calrk de los Servicios |Early Head Start in Home Parenting (must be enrolled in program |
|Familiares, gratuitos, No se cobra, clases para infantes asta |first) 387-5579 |
|adolecentes. La clases se ofrecen en los alrededores de Las |HIPPY (Home Instruction for Parents of Preschool Youngsters) |
|Vegs, Norte de Las Vegas y Henderson.” |648-1885 |
|Paradise Park Children’s Dental Clinic |4770 Harrison Drive, |
|a non-profit that provides low-cost to free dental care to |Las Vegas, NV 89121 |
|children. |Phone 702-432-3334 |
| |After hours emergency phone 702-769-4857 |
|Patient Advocate Foundation (national non profit organization |1-800-532-5274 |
|that services as a active liaison between patients and their | |
|insurers, employers and creditors to resolve insurance, job | |
|discrimination or debt matters relative to their diagnosis. | |
|“Fundación de Abogacia para Pacientes (nacional organización sin| |
|ganancias que sirve activamente a los pacientes con las | |
|aseguradoras , empleador y acreedor para resolver lo de la | |
|aseguranza, descriminación de trabajo o respecto a que se debe | |
|por relación a su diagnóstico.” | |
|Pediatric Medical Day Care Program |Positively Kid’s 702-262-0037 |
|Provides a comprehensive mix of healthcare, childcare, education| |
|and social services, all under one roof. For any child with a | |
|diagnosed disability, ages two (2) to four (4) years of age. The| |
|hours of operation will be Monday through Friday from 8:00am to | |
|5:00pm. The program is staffed by licensed pediatric RN’s, | |
|LPN’s, CNA’s and certified Early Childhood Education Teachers. | |
|It is designed as an inclusive environment where children with | |
|or without disabilities learn, play, grow together and accept | |
|and value each other’s differences, with a continuum of medical | |
|care prescribed by their doctors in a stimulating daycare | |
|environment.” | |
|Pediatric Therapies |Achievement Therapy Center 220-5514 Clinic based OT and ST. |
|ST, OT and PT that offer pediatric therapies |Feeding expertise. Inquire re: insurance. |
| |Advantage Health Care Spine Sports Rehabilitation 617-4598 PT |
|Terapias Pediatricas de Terapia del Lenguaje, Terapia Fisica, y |only. Accepts Medicaid, SAMI and culinary. St Rose Parkway/Eastern|
|Terapia Ocupacional “ |All Around Speech Therapy 346-7918 or 702-884-4570 Speech Therapy|
| |Marcia N. Hammel M.S., CCC-SLP Mobile services Mesquite Overton |
| |area |
| |Allowed Voice Rachell Rhein, Coordinator & Co-Owner, Alisha |
| |Verchick M.S., CCC – SLP, Co-owner |
| |Rachel’s cell: 702-236-2266 ,Rachel: rachann34@ |
| |Alisha: averchick@ |
| |Children’s Therapy Center/Physiotherapy Associates –7361 Prairie |
| |Falcon Rd #130 243-0515/804-1511- - PT/OT |
| |Colonial Home Health 733-8533 PT/OT/ST Accepts Medicaid. Healthy |
| |Kid’s Screening (EPSDT) and Dr. referral required. In home |
| |services |
| |Cowan Physical Therapy, LLC. Melissa D. Cowan, RPT702-501-0325, |
| |fax 702-993-5400, email: cowamphysicaltherapy@. |
| |Accepts only full Medicaid and cash payments. |
| |Darlene Yasharian, OTR/L: Pediatric Occupational Therapist, |
| |Medicaid and private pay provider. Feeding and sensory. |
| |Debbie Lazarski, PT 2920 North Green Valley Parkway, Suite 321-5 |
| |Henderson 89014 phone 990-0936 |
| |Dream Therapies-OT/PT Karen Siran-Loughery 227-4477 OT, PT , |
| |aquatic based OT and hippotherapy, therapy services for children |
| |in the home. Las Vegas Area. Private ins and Medicaid accepted. |
| | |
| |Dynamic Home Health 388-7070 OT/PT/ST/SW/Nursing, Accepts |
| |Medicaid. Requires Doctors order for service. Home visits.Nevada |
| |Check-up Speech Therapy providers: |
| |Gertz Jil MA Ccc-SLP Las Vegas, NV 89101 702 - 360 – 9300 |
| |Glise, Kim-ST Speech, home services 461-1353 |
| |Good Speech/Kathie Harrington-ST 435-8748. In home ST. Services. |
| |Inquire about insurance. |
| |Health South 952-3653-Tenaya-PT only 254-2300- Sahara-ST only |
| |454-1162- Whitney Ranch- PT/OT/ST |
| |Health South 880-0570, Lisa Bright, SLP and Jennifer Sveda, |
| |SLP. |
| |Henderson Speech Hearing & Language Center Llc 8560 S Eastern Ave |
| |Las Vegas, NV 89123 702 - 733 – 8255 |
| |Henderson Speech, Hearing & Language Center,LLC. 8560 S. Eastern |
| |Avenue, Suite 210, Las Vegas NV 89123. Phone # 733-TALK. They |
| |also have OT Services. Weekend Appts. Are available. |
| |Las Vegas Speech & Language Center 736-4453, Chaslin Perreault, |
| |SLP |
| |Mountain View Hospital-PT 255-5018 Outpatient Clinic. |
| |My Left Foot Children’s Therapy PT/OT/ST 360-1137. Ann Marie |
| |Gottlieb-Owner. Accepts Medicaid and private insurance. |
| |Nancy Clark: Speech Therapy 3663 E. Sunset Rd. Suite 104 LV, NV |
| |89120; 794-4409. Accepts Private insurance, call for more |
| |information. |
| |Northwest Speech & Language Center, LLC Alice B Ferland, accepts |
| |Medicaid. 2851 N Tenaya Way #201, Las Vegas, NV 89128 Tel |
| |702-449-5105, Fax 702-430-9826 |
| |Paulson Shelley Ms Ccc-SLP Las Vegas, NV 89101 702 - 360 – 9300 |
| |Phone: 702-809-2623. pedot514@hotmailcom |
| |Play and Learn Pediatric Occupational Therapy Beverly Burnett- |
| |Occupational therapist. 3900 W. Charleston Blvd. #130 phone |
| |250 7872 fax 877-2342 |
| |Rehab Without Walls-PT/ST/OT 260-7329. Does not accept |
| |Medicaid. Accepts almost all insurances. Designs full program to|
| |meet child’s needs besides PT/OT/ST, which can include |
| |Neuropsychological, social work or Recreational Therapy. In home |
| |services. |
| |Rescue My Speech: Jayme Beals, MS/CCC-SLP 767-4472. Takes Medicaid|
| |and other insurances jayme@ |
| |Scottish Rite: Speech therapy through Shriners Masonic Temple . |
| |Low cost, will work with families with low income. Lisa Hazen, |
| |382-7199 |
| |Sense”ational Kids Pediatric Therapy Robyn Kaiser, OTR/L Home |
| |based occupational and speech therapies. Medicaid and private |
| |insurances accepted. Please call 236-5053 to schedule an |
| |appointment. |
| |Southern Nevada Home Health Care PT/ST/OT 228-0282. Accepts |
| |insurance, occasionally accepts Medicaid. Need Dr. referral. In |
| |home services |
| |Speech and Language Intervention Services 269-6482 Please call |
| |and speak with Tracy Iverson, ST |
| |Speech and Language Intervention Services 269-6482 |
| |Speech Logic: Chris Borsellino SLP, specializes in working with |
| |the Deaf and Hard of Hearing (Cochlear Implants) and other |
| |developmental delays. Takes MedicaidTeacher’s Health Trust, Blue |
| |Cross Blue Shield and cash 445-6732 6600 W. Charleston suite 125,|
| |89146 |
| |Speech Path Pros: Theresa Stempien MA.,M.H.A, CCC,SLP. |
| |Pedicatrics, adult, speech disorders, swallowing dysfunction. |
| |Provides home visits for Medicaid. Excepts several insurances and |
| |Medicaid. 2620 Regatta Drive #102 702-234-8922, Fax: 702-655-8140 |
| |Speech Therapy Association 501 S. Rancho #160, 598-1622 |
| |Speech Therapy Center of Excellence 641-8255 1811 S Rainbow Blvd |
| |Suite 210, excepts Medicaid and private insurance. |
| |St. Rose Hospital-ST 616-4576 Please call and speak with Tracy |
| |Iverson, ST |
| |St. Rose Hospital-ST 616-4576Please call and speak with Tracy |
| |Iverson, ST |
| |Summerlin Hospital-PT/OT/ST, 233-7470 Accepts Medicaid and other |
| |insurance. EPSDT a good idea. |
| |T.A.L.K. Specialists LLC-ST 341-8352 Pamela Hanson. Cochlear |
| |specialist, Auditory-verbal therapy, speech and language Accepts |
| |Medicaid and other insurance. |
| |Tandem Therapy Services-ST 292-2012 Chris Holcomb, Med. CCC/SLP |
| |The Therapy Place: provide speech-language, feeding, oral |
| |motor/sensory therapy for pediatrics and adults. They take |
| |Medicaid, Anthem Blue Cross and Blue Shield, Great West, |
| |Amerigroup. Cigna, Culinary, and United Health Care. 2820 W. |
| |Charleston Blvd, Suite 40-D, Phone: 702- 877-0808 Fax: |
| |702 -878-1322 |
| |The Therapy Place-SLP, Janice Aranas Delos Reyes, MS, CCC-SLP, |
| |excepts Medicaid and private pay. 2820 W. Charleston, D38, Las |
| |Vegas, 89102Phone: 877-0808, Fax: 878-1322 TheTherapyPlace@|
| | |
| |Therapy On Wheels-PT/OT 448-4200, Shelly Santoro, DPT. Home Visit|
| |based PT. Accepts ins. And Medicaid and Cash Pay Need MD |
| |referral/EPSDT |
| |Tilton’s Therapy For Tots-OT/PT 281-2552 Debbie Tilton, OTRL. |
| |Home Visits. Private insurance and Medicaid |
| |TickTalk Therapy, LLC, P.O. Box 232252, Las Vegas, NV 89105 |
| |Phone Number: 800-966-0535 |
| |Fax Number: 702-487-6312 |
| |Email: lana@ |
| | |
| |Touro University Center for the Osteopathic Treatment of Children |
| |Touro University Nevada 874 American Pacific Dr. Henderson, NV |
| |89014 702-777-4809 (scheduling) |
| |UMC Audiology & Speech Therapy 383-2239 |
| |Unger, Catherine-ST 260-7984 Please inquire about payments |
| |accepted. |
|PEP (Parents Encouraging Parents) (Support and educational |388-8899 |
|services for families of children with special needs) | |
| | |
|“Padres Motivando a Padres,(Servicios de apoyo y educación para | |
|las familias con niños con necesidades especiales.)” | |
|Play Attention Learning Centers, Dr. Ali’s Learning Center |2445 Fire Mesa, Suite #270, Las Vegas NV 89128, contact # |
|assists children with attention problems learn to concentrate |(702)212-3008 |
|and learn better | |
|POSITIVE LIVING PROGRAMS |16 West Pacific Avenue |
|Counseling and Wellness Center, Drug and Alcohol |Suite 10 |
|Education & Treatment Program |Henderson, Nevada 89015-7481 |
|Robert W. Manor Counselor, PA, LADC, NACA II |Phone: (702) 524-8980 Fax: (702) 852-1104 |
|(We are no longer in the office of Hopelink / HACA) | |
|Court Certified Counseling since 2000 |Email: positivelivingprograms@ |
|Education & Treatment Programs, Level I Outpatient Treatment, | |
|Anger Management, Drug and Alcohol Education Classes, Petit | |
|Larceny Classes, freedon from smoking class, Rebel Nutrition | |
|Club. Herbalife information, Health and Wealth Workshops and | |
|Seminars. | |
|Positive Parenting Project (support and education to pregnant |455-3299 or 455-4270 |
|and parenting adolescents) | |
| | |
|“Proyecto Positivo para Padres (apoyo y educación a adolecentes | |
|embarazadas y adolecentes que son padres.” | |
|Positively Kids - | MAIN NUMBER (702) 262-0037 |
|Programs and Services: | |
|Positively Kids Family Healthcare Clinic- | |
|Child Haven Campus |Foundation for Positively Kids – Business Office |
|Medical Wraparound- IVB for Children |3555 W. Reno Ave., Suite F |
|Pediatric Medical Daycare |Las Vegas, NV 89118 |
|Skilled Respite Program | |
|Home Health Services |Positively Kids Family Healthcare Clinic |
|Early Intervention (State contract agency) |701 N. Pecos Road, Building M |
|Positively Kids School Based Healthcare Clinics |Las Vegas, NV 89101 |
|Autism and Neurosciences Program | |
|Eligibility Outreach and Social Worker activities |Positively Kids Casey Jones School Based Healthcare Clinic |
|Pediatric Skilled Respite Program |5630 Coley Ave |
| |Las Vegas, NV 89146 |
| | |
| |Positively Kids Cunningham School Based Healthcare Clinic |
| |4145 Jimmy Durante Blvd. |
| |Las Vegas, NV 89122 |
|Positive Supports for Children |367-0306 |
|Day programming for preschool and school age children. |1300 S. Decatur Blvd. |
|Individualized academic and behavior plans for each child. | |
|Specific interventions to promote social, emotional and |email: PS4Children@ |
|behavioral functioning. Hours 7am-6pm M-F | |
|Poison Control |1-800-446-6179 |
|Prader-Willi Syndrome Support Group. |702-526-0630 Ronnie Salem |
|(PWS NV S.H.A.R.E.) |pws.nv.share@ |
|Project ASSIST (is the Nevada central resource directory for |1-800-522-0066 / Project ASSIST |
|anyone seeking information about organizations, programs or | |
|agencies that provide services and supports for children and | |
|young adults up to 21 years with disabilities, and their | |
|families.) | |
|Information is available on: | |
|parent support groups, | |
|respite care | |
|screening, diagnosis and assessment, | |
|early intervention programs for infants and toddlers, | |
|education, health, and social service agencies, | |
|vocational training, | |
|therapies, | |
|counseling or psychological services, | |
|advocacy organizations, | |
|life planning, financial or legal assistance, | |
|as well as many other services. | |
| | |
|“Proyecto Asistencia (Banco de Recursos e información)” | |
|Project Ezra |Christina Primack |
|Non profit service that assists with people finding jobs |Director of Project Ezra |
| |4794 S Eastern Ave |
| |Las Vegas, NV 89119 |
| |702-732-0304 |
| |christinap@ |
|Project Home (EOB) Rental Assistance, Transitional Housing, New |647-3307 |
|Move in, Home + Plus) | |
| | |
|“Casa Proyecto (EOB) Asistencia para Renta, Casa Transicional, | |
|Nuevo en cambiarse, Casa+ más.” | |
|Project Prevention (Support and referrals for women addicted to |1-888-30-CRACK |
|Crack) | |
| | |
|“Proyecto de Prevención (apoyo y referimeintos para mujeres que | |
|estan adictas a la cocaina.” | |
|Protective Order Office (protective orders against spouses, |455-3400 |
|boyfriend, girlfriend or relatives) | |
| | |
|“Oficina de Orden de Pretección” (ordenes protectivas contra los| |
|esposos, novios, novias o parientes.)” | |
|Psychiatric Observation Unit |Hotline: 486-8020 |
|Public Health Centers (Services for families of low income) |Las Vegas 385-1291 |
| |Henderson 564-3232 |
|“Centros de Salud Pública (Servicos a familias con bajos |NLV 642-3525 |
|ingresos).” | |
|R.A.G.E. Rebuilding All Goals Efficiently, Inc. (Assists |Las Vegas: Reggie Bennett, 6375 W. Charleston Ste L-200/WCL, Las |
|families with disabilities in maintaining independence in the |Vegas, NV 89146. Phone: 702-333-1038 |
|community. Also assists with adaptive equipment, home | |
|modifications, and other services at little or no cost.) |Reno/Carson Area: John Rosenlund 775-353-3599 |
|Rainbow Adult, Child & Family Services |Rainbow Adult, Child & Family Services |
|Provide outpatient mental, emotional, behavioral, and substance |1810 E Sahara, Ave Suite 200 |
|abuse counseling for individuals, couples, and families in the |Las Vegas, NV 89104 |
|Las Vegas area. We also provide PSR/BST services for chilren and|Phone: 702-706-7855 |
|adults. We currently accept Medicaid and also have a sliding fee|Fax: 702-543-5109 |
|scale for those in need. | |
|Rape Crisis Center (Confidential hotline for rape victims. |CCSN W. Charleston Campus |
|Support and referrals) |6375 W Charleston Blvd - Building B - Office 149 |
|Provides education and awareness programs. Training programs are|Las Vegas, NV 89146 |
|available for service providers. Intervention services for |(702) 385-2153 Office |
|victims of sexual assault. |(702)-385-7659 FAX |
|“Centro de Crisis cuando ha sido violada(o) (Linea teléfonica |(702) 366-1640 Local Hotline |
|confidencial para las victimas que han sido violadas. Apoyo y |(888) 366-1640 National Toll Free |
|referimientos.)” | |
|Reach Out (program for HIV infected children and their families,|382-7337 |
|daycare, food bank, clothing, counseling and medical referrals) | |
| | |
|“De su Ayuda (programa para los niños infectados con HIV y sus | |
|familias, daycare, banco de comida, ropa, consejeros y | |
|referimientos médicos.” | |
|Reaching Our Community’s Kids (R.O.C.K.) |3321 Sunrise Ave Ste 101 Las Vegas, Nevada 89101 |
|R.O.C.K. is a year round after school day treatment program | |
|(Monday thru Friday 3p-6p) that provides services to youth |Contact: Tamika L. Waiters, LSW Office: 702 837 3788 Fax: 702 438 |
|between the ages of 5 and 18 who have difficulties in the home, |9729 Email: rocktamika@ |
|school an d community setter or who want to improve behaviorally| |
|and socially in these settings or who want to improve their | |
|chances of succeeding in life. | |
|Rebuilding Together with Christmas in April: Rebuilding Together|611 S 9th Street, Las Vegas, 89101 |
|with Christmas in April provides free home repair for elderly, |702-289-4900 |
|disabled and families with young children on low incomes. | |
|Respite Outreach (statewide) |1-866-486-2275 |
| | |
|“De su Ayuda” (en todo el estado) | |
|Right At Home (Respite) |947-5103 |
| | |
|“En Casa (Descanso).” | |
|RISE Resource Center |RISE Resource Center |
|Educational non-profit that offers classes, activities and |3460 North Rancho Drive |
|events to the community at low to no cost. Also provides parents|Las Vegas, NV 89130 |
|with mentoring about the various educational options available |Phone: 515-1605 |
|in Las Vegas. | |
|Ronald McDonald House: Ronald McDonald House provides a parent |2323 Potosi St. Las Vegas, NV 89146 702-732-0971 |
|support group for families affected with childhood cancers. | |
|Safe House (shelter and counseling for domestic violence in |451-4203 |
|Henderson) | |
| | |
|“Casa Segura (alojamiento y consejeros de violencia domestica).”| |
|Safe Kids (Education and services for families and children |731-8666 |
|regarding safety, i.e., car seat safety training, free car seats| |
|when available) | |
| | |
|“Niños Seguros (Educación y servicios para las familias y niños | |
|respecto a su seguridad, ejem., entrenamiento de asientos de | |
|seguridad para los carros, asientos para transportación en carro| |
|gratís cuando hay disponibles.” | |
|Safe Nest Temporary Assistance for Domestic Crisis and Outreach |646-4981 or 877-0133 |
|office (shelter and counseling) | |
| | |
|“Nido Seguro (asistencia temporal cuando hay crisis domestica y | |
|oficinas de información (consejeros y alojamiento). | |
|Safe Place (provides immediate help for young people under the |(866)U-ARE-SAFE |
|age of 18 who are experiencing a crisis situation.) | |
|Provee ayuda inmediata para los jóvenes menores de 18 años | |
|quienes estan experimentando situaciones de crisis. | |
|Specialized Alternatives for Family and Youth :SAFY |4285 N Rancho Ste 130 |
|Non profit treatment foster care agency. Mental health services | |
|providing family preservation, individual and family therapy . |(702) 385-5331; (800) 532-7239; (702) 385-5678 (fax) |
|Program has a respite contract with the county and can provide | |
|respite and emergency shelter to foster families and biological |Email: burnsc@ |
|families through our licensed homes. Group homes for mentally | |
|challenged children with mental health issues- providing a home |Web: |
|environment and services to families and youth with dual | |
|diagnosis- parental placements and those in the foster care | |
|system. | |
|Safekey Child Care Programs: (After school programs for school |Safe key: 733-0794 or 299-6705 |
|aged children) |Boys and Girls Club: 367-2582 |
| |The EDGE (grades 6-8): 455-8251 |
| |Therapeutic Safe key : 455-8278 |
|“Programas de Cuidado para la Seguridad de los Niños: |(for school aged children who are mentally/physically challenged) |
|(Programas después de la escuela para niños de edad escolar.” |“para niños de edad escolar con desafios mentales y fisicos” |
|Salvation Army Shelter (Homeless shelter emergency food & |657-0123 or 649-8240 |
|clothing, job service, transportation, utilities, no fee) Must |Hours of Operation: Monday - |
|provide photo ID |Friday, 8:00 AM - 4:00 PM |
| |Address: 35 W. Owens Las |
|“Alojamiento de la Armada de Salvación (alojamiento para |Vegas, NV 89106 Main Phone: |
|aquellos que no tienen donde vivir, comida de emergencia & ropa,|The Salvation Army Shelter - 657-0123 |
|servicios de trabajo, transportación, utilidades, no hay |The Salvation Army "Pathways" (Group home for the homeless |
|cobro.)” |mentally ill) 639-0277 |
| |The Salvation Army Adult Rehabilitation Program (Addictions and |
| |gambling Treatment for adults) 399-2769 |
| |The Salvation Army Lied Kitchen and Vocational Training Facility -|
| |399-4403 |
|School Zoning (Information regarding location of schools) |799-5011 |
| | |
|“(Información respecto a las asignaciones de las escuelas.)” | |
|Self Help Legal Center (Located in the Family Courts, provides |455-1500 |
|assistance regarding legal information and paperwork) | |
| | |
|“Centro Legal para Ayudarse Así Mismo (Localizado en las cortes | |
|para familia, provee asistencia respecto a información legal y | |
|trabajo de papeleo.)” | |
|Shade Tree Shelter (emergency shelter for women and children) |385-0072 |
| | |
|“Alojamiento de emergencia para mujeres y niños)” | |
|Shriners Hospitals for Children is a one-of-a-kind international|Local : |
|health care system of 22 hospitals, dedicated to providing |Zel Zah Shrine Center |
|pediatric orthopedic specialty care, innovative research, and |2222 Mesquite, Las Vegas, NV |
|outstanding teaching programs. Children up to age 18 with |hours of operation: 9am to 4pm, M-F |
|orthopedic conditions, burns, spinal cord injuries, and cleft |702-382-5554-Las Vegas |
|lip and palate are eligible for care and receive all services in|If you know of a child Shriners Hospitals might be able to help, |
|a family-centered environment at no charge regardless of |please call our toll-free patient referral line: In the U.S.: |
|financial need. |1-800-237-5055. |
|Sign Language Solutions |PO Box 335126 |
|Provides qualified sign language or oral interpreters and |North Las Vegas 89033 |
|transliterators for conferences, conventions, business, and |Phone: 702-636-6070 |
|recreation and government. |TDD/TTY: 702-648-8907 |
| |Fax: 702-648-8907 |
| | |
|Silver State Wellness |1-877-845-7461 |
|A healthcare team helps you make health decisions, educate you | |
|on your illness and helps you find resources in the community | |
|including doctors or healthcare providers. Free to all eligible | |
|State of Nevada, Fee- for Service Medicaid. | |
|Simple Solution |3100 W. Sahara Ave., Suite 101 |
|A Simple Solution provides medication reminders, personal and |Las Vegas, NV 89102 |
|grooming care, transfer assistance, light housekeeping, meal |702-388-1700 |
|preparation, respite care and/or family relief. Staff on-call, | |
|24-hours a day-seven days a week. | |
|Special Needs Advocate for Parents (SNAP): | |
|Offers a medical insurance empowerment program designed to help |toll-free: 888-310-9889 |
|families get the most out of their private medical insurance | |
|plans, including therapies, medical equipment, nursing, and | |
|other care. $10.00 processing free | |
|Speech Logic |Christopher W. Borsellino MA-Ed of Deaf, MS/CCC-SLP |
|Specialize in working with the Deaf and Hard of Hearing |Speech and Language Therapist |
|(Cochlear Implants) and other developmental delays. Currently |702.979-4268 Office |
|accept Medicaid, Teacher’s Health Trust, Blue Cross Blue Shield |866-587-9162 Fax |
|and cash. |Therapist@ |
| | 6600 W. Charleston, Suite 125, |
| |Las Vegas, Nv 89146. |
|Spirit Therapies: Spirit Therapies is a NARHA (North American |9140 La Madre Way |
|Riding for the Handicapped Association) therapeutic riding |Las Vegas, NV 89149 |
|member center that provides horses to help children with |FOR MORE INFORMATION: Contact |
|disabilities in Southern Nevada. The mission of Spirit |Laurie Willmott @ 562-9434 or |
|Therapies is to provide the physical, emotional, therapeutic |219-1728 |
|benefits of horsemanship, as well as to improve the quality of |Email: horsemom59@ |
|life, for individuals who are mentally or physically challenged.| |
|Spina Bifida and Hydrocephalus Association of Nevada |3201 S. Maryland Parkway, Suite 4 |
| |Las Vegas, NV 89109 |
| |(702) 796-7242 |
|Social Security Administration (SSI) |1-800-772-1213 or 702-248-8717 |
| | |
|“Administración de Seguro Social (SSI) Ingresos Suplementales | |
|del Seguro para.” | |
|South West Gas |876-7011 |
|Southern Nevada Adult Mental Health Services Serves the |West Clinic |
|seriously mentally ill by providing 24 hr crisis services, |6161 W. Charleston Blvd |
|medication clinic, acute short tem and long term inpatient |Las Vegas NV 89146 |
|hospitalization, out patient psychotherapy services and |486-6000 |
|psychosocial rehabilitation. |Hotline: 486-8020 |
| |East Clinic |
| |1785 E. Sahara Avenue, Suite 145 |
| |Las Vegas, Nevada 89104 |
| |(702) 486-6400 |
| |Fax: (702) 486-6408Hours: Monday - Friday |
| |8:00 AM - 5:00 PM |
| |Henderson Clinic |
| |1590 West Sunset Road |
| |Henderson, Nevada 89014 |
| |(702) 486-6700 |
| |Fax: (702) 486-0559Hours: Monday - Friday |
| |8:00 AM - 5:00 PM |
| |Downtown Clinic |
| |720 South 7th Street |
| |Las Vegas, Nevada 89101 |
| |(702) 668-4600 |
| |Fax: (702) 668-4601Hours: Monday - Friday |
| |8:00 AM - 5:00 PM |
| |Inpatient Services |
| |1650 Community College Drive |
| |Las Vegas, Nevada 89146 |
| |Phone: (702) 486-4400 |
|Southern Nevada Children First |720 W Cheyenne Ave Suite30 |
|A non-profit organization that provides housing to homeless |North Las Vegas, Nevada 89030 |
|pregnant and parenting youth, youth work programs such as WIA, |Office: 702-487-5665 |
|parenting and educational courses are offered, and clinical |Fax: 702-463-5684 |
|mental and behavioral health services are also available. |info@chidrenfirst- |
|Transitional housing for homeless youth, parenting classes, |childrenfirst- |
|clinical and behavioral services. | |
|Southern Nevada Center for Independent Living | (702) 889-4216 |
|6039 Eldora Avenue, Suite F-6 | |
|Las Vegas, NV 89146 | |
| | |
|“Centro del Sur de Nevada para Vivir Independientemente” | |
|Southern Nevada Home Health Care |228-0282 |
|(Home health care to include pediatrics, in home services, OT, | |
|PT, needs doctor referral, accepts most insurance and Medicaid) | |
|“Cuidado de Salud en Casa que incluye pediatria, servicios | |
|basados en casa de Terapia Ocupaciona, Fisica, necesita el | |
|doctor refeir, acepta casi todos los planes medicos y Medicaid.”| |
|Special Instructional Services and Programs Document Library | |
|Special Education Rights of Parents & Children Individualized | |
|Educational Program (IEP) | |
|IEP Guidelines | |
|IEP Form | |
|IEP Modifications, Accommodations, and Supports | |
|Educación Especial de los derechos de los padres y niños | |
|Programas de Educación Individual (PEI) | |
|Guias de PEI | |
|Formulario de PEI | |
|PEI modificaciones, acomodamientos, y apoyo” | |
|Speech Accents (Speech Therapy) |897-4666 |
|“Acentos del Hablar (Terapia del Hablar).” | |
|Speech Therapy Associates |598-1622 |
| | |
|“Asociados de Terapia del Hablar.” | |
|Speech to Speech Relay |888-326-5658 |
|Spina Bifida and Hydrocephalus Association |796-7242 |
| | |
|“Asociación de Espina Bifida y Hidrocefalus.” | |
|St. Judes Ranch for Children |100 St. Jude Street |
|A home for abused and abandoned children. |PO Box 60100 |
| |Boulder City, 89006 |
| |Phone: 702-294-7138 |
| |Toll Free: 800-492-3562 |
| |Fax: 702-294-7171 |
| | |
|St. Rose Dominican Hospital (OT, PT, ST) |435-2940 or 564-4576 |
| | |
|“Hospital Dominicano Santa Rosa (Terapia Ocupacional, Terapia | |
|Fisica, Terapia del Lenguaje.” | |
|St. Vincent Work Program (shelter for men only) |383-0700 |
| | |
|“Programa de Trabajo San Vicente (Alojamiento para hombres | |
|solamente.)” | |
|Stable Health & Wellness Center |Melissa Bennett |
|We provide Therapeutic Horseback Riding and unique learning |117 Farkas Lane |
|opportunities for children and youth with physical, emotional |Las Vegas, NV 89145 |
|and social difficulties. |(702) 951-9369; (702) 306-7530; (702) 953-0695 (fax) |
| |Email: mbennett@stable- |
| |Web: |
|State Adult Parole and Probation |486-3001 |
|“Se dejo salir de la carcel bajo palabra y a prueba para (Adulto| |
|Estado).” | |
|State of Nevada Client Assistance Program |1820 E. Sahara Ave, Ste. 109 |
|Provides information about all services under the Rehabilitation|Las Vegas, NV 89104 |
|Act and about all benefits und the employment discrimination |Phone: 702-486-6688 |
|section of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA). Also |Fax: 702-486-6691 |
|provides mediation, advocacy or representative regarding appeals| |
|or determinations made by vocational rehabilitation or | |
|independent living agencies. | |
|State Labor Commission |486-2650 |
| | |
|“Comisión del Estado de Labores.” | |
|Stupak Community Center |(702) 229-2488 |
|Provides youth and adult classes and activities. ESL and |300 W Boston Ave, Las Vegas, NV 89104 |
|citizenship class available. Outreach program provides bus | |
|tokens, clothes and other items when they are available, | |
|strictly donations. Clark county library on site | |
|Sudden Infant Death Syndrome Chapter |(702) 455-8656 |
|Sunrise Children’s Foundation (SCF) |Sunrise Children's Foundation |
|Delivers a wide range of services to expectant mothers and |2795 E. Desert Inn Rd., #100 |
|families with children from birth to five years of age. Founded |Las Vegas, NV 89121 |
|in 1993, SCF currently provides multiple programs throughout |Phone (702) 731-8373 |
|Clark County, employs approximately 120 individuals and touches |Fax (702) 731-8372 |
|the lives of over 150,000 children and families annually. The |Web |
|organization’s mission is helping children to fulfill their |Email fdn@ |
|potential of safe, healthy and educated lives. | |
|Home Instruction for Parents of Preschool Youngsters |Sunrise Children's Foundation-Ladd Education Center |
|(HIPPY)- a home-visiting, school readiness program for families |2795 E. Desert Inn Rd #100 LV NV 89121 |
|with children aged three to five years of age. HIPPY offers free|Phone (702) 631-7130 |
|home-based early childhood and parenting education to support |Fax (702) 638-2258 |
|parents in their role as the first and most influential teachers| |
|in their child’s life. |Sunrise Children's Foundation-Ladd Education Center |
|Early Head Start Home Visiting Program – a home-visiting, early|2795 E. Desert Inn Rd #100 LV NV 89121 |
|intervention program for expectant mothers and families with |Phone (702) 631-7130 |
|children aged birth to three years of age offers comprehensive |Fax (702) 638-2258 |
|child development and family support services to low-income and | |
|underserved populations including expectant mothers, infants, |SCF-EHS Northwest Campus |
|toddlers and their families, focusing on children from birth to |3220 N. Rainbow LV NV 89108 |
|three years of age |Eligibility Phone (702) 631-7130 |
|Early Head Start Child Development Centers – offers |Center Phone (702) 731-0183 |
|comprehensive child development and family support services to | |
|eligible low-income and underserved populations including |SCF-EHS Charleston Heights Campus |
|infants, toddlers and their families, focusing on children |6200 W. Oakey Blvd LV NV 89146 |
|(including children with special needs) from two months to three|Eligibility Phone (702) 631-7130 |
|years of age |Center Phone (702) 822-1166 |
| | |
| |SCF-EHS Spring Valley Campus |
| |2845 Mohawk St LV NV 89146 |
| |Eligibility Phone (702) 631-7130 |
| |Center Phone (702) 362-2311 |
| | |
| |SCF-EHS North Campus |
| |602 W. Brooks Ave NLV NV 89030 |
| |Eligibility Phone (702) 631-7130 |
| |Center Phone (702) 633-7513 |
| | |
| |SCF-EHS West Campus |
| |614 Jefferson Ave. LV NV 89106 |
| |Eligibility Phone (702) 631-7130 |
| |Center Phone (702) 363-2001 |
| | |
| |SCF-EHS Henderson Campus |
| |501 Harris St LV NV 89015 |
| |Eligibility Phone (702) 631-7130 |
| |Center Phone (702) 566-1336 |
| | |
| |SCF-EHS Boulder City Campus |
| |100 St. Jude’s St Boulder City LV NV 89005 |
| |Eligibility Phone (702) 631-7130 |
| |Center Phone (702) 293-9088 |
|Sunrise Children’s Foundation WIC Clinics - Women, Infants and |Sunrise WIC Clinic Meadows |
|Children, a special supplemental nutrition program – safeguards |3838 Meadows Lane |
|the health of at-risk pregnant women, infants, and children up |Las Vegas, NV 89107 |
|to age 5 by providing access to nutritious foods to supplement |Phone (702) 646-5600 |
|diets, information on healthy eating, and referrals to health |Fax (702) 646-0069 |
|care. |Sunrise WIC Clinic North Las Vegas |
| |3603 Las Vegas Blvd. North #109 |
| |Las Vegas, NV. 89115 |
| |Phone (702) 643-2515 |
| |Fax (702) 643-3030 |
| |Sunrise WIC Clinic Sahara |
| |1000 E. Sahara Avenue, #101 |
| |Las Vegas, NV 89104 |
| |Phone (702) 385-2100 |
| |Fax (702) 385-2668 |
| |Sunrise WIC Clinic Mesquite |
| |312 West Mesquite Blvd. #10 |
| |Mesquite, NV. 89027 |
| |Phone (702) 346-3030 |
| |Fax (702) 346-6607 |
|Suicide Prevention (Support and referral hotline) |Las Vegas Suicide Prevention Center |
| |731-29901-877-885-HOPE (4673) |
|“Centro de Prevención de Suicidio (Apoyo y linea teléfonica de |Nevada Suicide Prevention Hotline 1-800-273-TALK (8255) |
|referimiento.)” |National Suicide Prevention Lifeline Office of Suicide Prevention |
| |; 4220 S. Maryland Parkway |
|Suicide Prevention and Crisis Hotline: 1-800-273-8255 |Building B, Suite 302 |
| |Las Vegas, Nevada 89119 |
| |702-486-8225 |
| |Web/Email suicideprevention. |
| |Survivors of Suicide |
| |6200 W Lone Mt. |
| |Las Vegas, NV 89130 |
| |Telephone (702) 658-2722 |
| |Web/Email sthorendd@ |
| |Survivors of Suicide Support Group |
| |100 N. Green Valley Pkwy |
| |Ste. 330 |
| |Henderson, NV 89074 |
| |Telephone (702) 486-8255 |
| |Fax (702) 486-3533 |
| |Web/Email llflatt@ |
|Summerlin Hospital Outpatient Therapy |233-7470 |
|(PT, OT, and ST to include pediatrics, accepts medicaid and | |
|other insurance) | |
|Terapia Fisica, Ocupacional, Lenguaje, incluye pediatricas | |
|aceptan medicaid y otros seguros medicos.” | |
|Talking Hands (signing with children) |873-3568 |
| | |
|“Manos Hablando (signos con los niños).” | |
|Taxi Assistance Program |1860 E.. Sahara Ave |
|Senior Ride Program is for seniors 60 or older or who have a |Las Vegas, NV 89104 |
|permanent disability. The provide discounted taxi cab fares to |702-486-3581 |
|seniors and persons with disabilities residing in Clark County | |
|through coupon booklets that are accepted by all taxicab | |
|companies in Clark County. The coupons can be purchased in books| |
|of 20 individuals $1.00 coupons. The cost of each coupon book is| |
|$10.00 | |
|TDD Relay Service (Telecommunication Devise for the Deaf) Phone |385-2952 |
|services for the hearing impaired | |
| | |
|“Aparato de telecomunicación para los sordos.” | |
|Temporary Assistance for Domestic Crisis |646-4981 |
| |1-800-486-7282 |
|The Center for Academic Enrichment & Outreach: the Center houses|The Center for Academic Enrichment & Outreach |
|19 federally |1455E. Tropicana Ave. Suite 390 |
|funded programs and provides the following services to youth and|Las Vegas, Nevada 89119 |
|adults (19 years and older). |(main number) 702-774-4200 |
|All services are free to those who qualify (low income, first |pre-GED testing |
|generation college students, and high |assistance with FASFA |
|school dropouts). |assistance with College Admission applications |
| |career & Academic counseling |
| | |
| | |
|The Children’s Cabinet Statewide Child Care Resource & Referral |LAS VEGAS |
|Child Care Resource & Referral (CCR&R) services are available |Main Office |
|for families seeking child care and consumer information on the |2470 N. Decatur, Suite 150 |
|aspects of quality child care. CCR&R services are available to |Las Vegas, NV 89108 |
|all Nevada families at no cost |Phone: (702) 823-2966 |
| |Fax: (702) 684-6553 |
| |1-800-753-5500 |
|The Las Vegas Urban League Child Care Subsidy Program |Main Office |
|The Child Care Subsidy Program assists low-income families, |2470 N. Decatur, Suite 150 |
|families receiving temporary public assistance, and those |Las Vegas, NV 89108 |
|transitioning from public assistance in obtaining child care so |Phone: (702) 629-2561 |
|they can work or attend training/school. |Fax: (702) 629-6232 |
|The Special Needs Planning Center was formed specifically to | |
|work with families who have children with special needs with a |The Special Needs Planning Center |
|comprehensive planning service that would assist families in |Heath Burch, CFP |
|coordinating their legal and financial planning with the intent |8880 West Sunset Road, Suite 250 |
|of preserving government benefits such as social security. |Las Vegas, NV 89148 |
| |Email: hburch@ |
|The Village Behavior Health Services |Hours: Mon-Fri 9:00 am – 5:00 pm |
|Specializes in helping both male and female at-risk children and|2690 Chandler Ave., Suite #2 |
|adolescents through our mental and behavioral rehabilitation |Las Vegas, Nevada 89120 |
|services. Helping youth to see a positive vision for their life|(702) 437-0341 Fax number is 702-220-3776 |
|with a renewed sense of community is our mission. We offer | |
|uniquely tailored group and individual therapy through our | |
|network of apartments with individualized care. Academic | |
|tutoring is additionally provided for our clients when needed to| |
|assist in the successful transition of our clients into society.| |
| Restoring youth to active viable members of society through our| |
|circle of support both on an emotional and physical level is the| |
|goal of The Village. They accept Medicaid, Access to Health | |
|Care, and also use a sliding fee scale. | |
| | |
|TickTalk Therapy, LLC |Mailing Address: TickTalk Therapy, LLC, P.O. Box 232252, Las |
|Speech, Language, & feeding therapy services for children. Home |Vegas, NV 89105 |
|services. |Phone Number: 800-966-0535 |
| |Fax Number: 702-487-6312 |
| |Email: lana@ |
| | |
|Ticket to Work (nationwide designed to assist people with |1-866-968-7842 |
|training and support they need to go to work) | |
| | |
|“Boleto para Trabajar (en toda la nación diseñado para asistir a| |
|las personas con entrenamientos y apoyo que nesitan para ir a | |
|trabajar.” | |
|Tilton’s Therapy for Tots |281-2552 |
|PT for children, home based, excepts medicaid | |
|TLC |457-2061 |
|Nursing home; takes children; accepts Medicaid. 1500 W. Warm | |
|Springs Road (cross street is Stephanie) | |
|Three Square Food Bank | |
| |Please contact Sarah Borron, Agency Relations Coordinator, |
| |702-539-3429. |
|Touro University Center for the Osteopathic Treatment of |Touro University Nevada |
|Children |874 American Pacific Dr. |
| |Henderson, NV 89014 |
| |702-777-4809 (scheduling) |
| |Hours: Wednesday (excluding holidays) from 8:30a-12 and 1:30-5pm- |
| |Scheduled appts and walk ins (I'd recommend scheduling an appt!!) |
| |The clinic is free but they do accept donations and $20 is |
| |customary but not required |
|Tourette Obsessive Compulsive Disorder Society of Southern |(702) 736-8841 |
|Nevada | |
|Transportation (CAT-Citizen’s Area Transit) |228-7433 |
|Transportation (CAT Para-transit Services for Disabled, will |228-4800 |
|come to the home) |TDD: 455-2199 |
|“Transportación (Servicios CAT-Para-transito para las personas |Nevada Medicaid Transportation at |
|con necesidades especiales.)” |1-888-737-0833 |
| |Logistic Care of Nevada at 1-888-737-0829 |
|Transportation for Medicaid |Gas Vouchers through Medicaid |
|Car seats can be obtained through SAFE KIDS coalition |1-888-737-0833 |
|(731-8666). | |
|Trauma Intervention Program |3271 Shadow Bluff Ave, 330 |
| |Las Vegas, NV 89120 |
| |Telephone (702) 288-0906 |
| |Fax (702) 434-8182 |
|U.S. Department of Housing and |388-6776 |
|Urban Development (HUD) various rental-assistance programs for | |
|low-income persons. | |
| | |
|“Departamento de Vivienda de Estados Unidos y Desarrollo Urbano | |
|(HUD) varios programa de asistencia de vivienda par las personas| |
|de bajos ingresos.” | |
|U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs |1500 Vegas Drive |
|Operates a number of facilities in the LV area including the |Las Vegas, NV 89106 |
|Ambulatory Care Center, and VA medical centers |Phone: 800-827-1000 |
| |Fax: 775-784-5773 |
|UMC Pediatric Emergency Department |(702) 383-3734 |
|UNLV Client Services |4505 Maryland Parkway |
|High quality, low cost counseling facility. Center provides |Las Vegas, NV 89154 |
|individual, couple and family therapy, all ages. |895-3106 |
| |895-4798 |
|UNLV Preschool |895-3779 |
| | |
|“Escuela pre-escolar de UNLV | |
|US Department of Labor |699-5581 |
| | |
|“Departamento de Labores de Estados Unidos.” | |
|Utility Assistance (assistance for low income families) |Clark County Social Services # 455-5000 |
| |“Servicios Sociales del Condado de Clark |
|“Asistencia de Utilidad.” |Help of Southern Nevada # 369-4357 |
| |“Ayuda del Sur de Nevada |
| |Salvation Army # 649-8240 |
| |“Armada de Salvación |
| |Catholic Charities # 383-0766 |
| |“Caridades Catolicas” |
|UUMC/East Valley Family Services |4412 S. Maryland Parkway Phone 734-6421 |
| |Fax: 733-2134 |
| |Family Resource Center 733-1378 |
| |Family to Family Connection 732-7098 |
| |Back to Work Program 734-6421 |
|Variety Early Learning Center (Child care for low income |647-4907 |
|families. Sliding scale. Emergency child care & scholarships |990 D. Street, LV 89106 |
|available) | |
|Cuidado para los niños para las familias de bajos ingresos. | |
|Escala basada en los ingresos de dinero que tiene. Cuidado de | |
|Niños de emergencia & disponibilidad de becas.” | |
|Victims of Crime Program (assists with medical bills for victims|486-2740 |
|of violent crimes.) | |
|“Programa de Victimas de Crimen (ayuda con las cuentas medicas | |
|para las victimas de crímenes violentos.” | |
|Visiting Angels : Visiting Angels is a non-medical care giving |1701 N. Green Valley Pkwy., Suite 9 A, Henderson, Nv 89074 |
|agency providing the highest level of personal care to families |702-407-1100 |
|who need temporary or long-term living assistance. Provide |1-800-365-4189 |
|rewarding companionship, respite for family caregivers, light |702-614-4783 fax |
|housekeeping, meal preparation, transportation hygiene |Email: info@vegas |
|assistance, medication reminders and much more. Home Caregivers | |
|Accreditation of America (HCAOA) accredited. | |
|Vetreran’s Memorial Leisure Services Center |229-1100 |
|VA Southern Nevada Healthcare System |901 Rancho Lane |
| |Las Vegas, NV 89106 |
| |Telephone (702) 636-3000 |
| |Fax (702) 636-3027 |
| |Web/Email |
|Volunteers in Medicine of Southern Nevada Clinic |4770 Harrison Avenue, Las Vegas. For more information call |
|Free medical clinic for all ages. |994-3760 or go to . |
|We Care Foundation/We Care House |2216 South 6th Street, Las Vegas, NV 89104-(702) 369-0613 |
|Drug rehab | |
|Weekend Emergency Assistance Program-WEAP |383-4054 |
| | |
| |2727 Civic Center Drive, North Las Vegas, Nevada 89030 |
|Welfare District Offices |Belrose: 486-1675 |
| |Cambridge Center: 486-8770 |
| |Cannon/DI Center: 486-8504 |
| |Charleston: 486-4851 |
| |Flamingo: 486-9400 |
| |Owens: 486-1899 |
| |Pahrump: 775-751-7400 |
| |Henderson: 486-1002 |
|Westcare (family, general substance counseling, sliding scale |385-2020 or 385-3330 |
|bilingual) |5659 Dugan Drive, Las Vegas, NV 89130 |
| | |
|“Cuidado del Oeste (familiar, consejeros de abuso general de | |
|substancia, bilingue y escala de ingresos.” | |
|Weatherization and Energy Conservation |For more information, call the Las Vegas Senior Center, |
|Program for People with Disabilities: |located at 451 East Bonanza Road, at (702) 229-6454. |
|The Seniors Helping Seniors free | |
|weatherization and energy conservation program assists | |
|qualifying homeowners with improving the energy efficiency of | |
|their residences and helps them reduce their utility | |
|bills. The program is housed at the city of Las | |
|Vegas Department of Leisure Services Las Vegas Senior Center. | |
|Energy conservation materials and personnel are supplied by | |
|Southwest Gas Corporation. Water | |
|conservation materials are given by the Southern Nevada Water | |
|Authority. City of Las Vegas Fire & | |
|Rescue provides the smoke alarms. Referrals to other community | |
|support programs are made by the | |
|consulting teams as needed. | |
|Residents of Clark County must meet the following criteria to | |
|qualify: | |
|Be at least 55 years old or disabled; | |
|Own their home, mobile home or condominium that is at least five| |
|years old; | |
|Have an annual income below $22,000; and | |
|Be a customer of Southwest Gas. | |
|Qualifying homeowners should call the Seniors Helping Seniors | |
|office at (702) 382-4412 to schedule an appointment. Office | |
|hours are 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Monday through Thursday, October | |
|through May. | |
|Wheel Chairs for free (Free wheel chairs for children and adults|John Williams at 794-3180 |
|in financial need.) | |
|WIC (Women, Infants & Children) special supplemental food |CATHOLIC CHARITIES OWENS (801) |
|program for women, infants and children. Nutritional education, |1511 Las Vegas Boulevard, North 89101 |
|nutritious foods monthly, referrals to community agencies |phone: 366-2069 fax: 366-9551 |
| |HENDERSON (802) |
|“Mujeres, Infantes & Niños, programas suplementales de comida |215 Palo Verde Dr. Henderson 89015 |
|para mujeres, infantes y niños. Educación de nutrición, |phone: 558-3129 fax: 564-1635 |
|mensualmente comidas nutritivas, referimientos a agencias en la |NELLIS AFB (803) |
|comunidad.” |4349 Duffer Drive; 89191 |
| |phone: 643-3465 fax: 643-3464 |
| |NEVADA HEALTH CENTERS MLK (204) |
| |1700 Wheeler Peak Drive; 89106 |
| |phone: 220-9928 fax: 293-0482 |
| |Tropicana (205) |
| |5225 East Tropicana Avenue Suite D-E; 89122 |
| |phone: 220-9929 fax: 433-7823 |
| |Arville (206) |
| |phone: 220-9944 fax: 870-1896 |
| |GOWAN (208) |
| |3650 North Rancho Drive Suite 106; 89108 |
| |phone: 220-9926 fax: 631-4394 |
| |BONANZA (209) |
| |5001 E. Bonanza Road Suite 104; 89110 |
| |phone: (702) 220-9930 fax: 438-1262 |
| |MCDANIEL (601) |
| |2320 McDaniel Street Suite C; 89030 |
| |phone: 220-6096 fax: 399-3692 |
| |CAMBRIDGE (602) |
| |3900 Cambridge Avenue Suite 101; 89119 |
| |phone: 220-9934 fax: 369-2511 |
| |LAS VEGAS- CLARK COUNTY URBAN LEAGUE |
| |FLAMINGO (650) |
| |6480 West Flamingo Drive Suite B; 89103 |
| |phone: 227-1573 fax: 227-3923 |
| |SUNRISE CHILDREN’S FOUNDATION RANCHO (501) |
| |2917 West Washington Avenue; 89107 |
| |phone: 646-5600 fax: 646-0069 |
| |SAHARA (502) |
| |1000 East Sahara Avenue Suite 101; 89104 |
| |phone: 385-2100 fax: 385-2668 |
| |NORTH (503) |
| |3601 Las Vegas Boulevard North Suite 102; 89115 |
| |phone: 643-2515 fax: 643-3030 |
| |LAS VEGAS URBAN LEAGUE/EASTERN 651 |
| |2340 E. Tropicana Ave. Ste. 37, Las Vegas 89119 Ph: |
| |702-476-9561/fax: 702-476-9794 |
| |ST. ROSE 702, |
| |100 N. Green Valley Parkway Ste. 330, Henderson 89074 Ph: |
| |702-616-4900/fax: 702-616-4909 |
| |MESQUITE (504) |
| |312 West Mesquite Boulevard Suite 10; 89027 |
| |phone: (702) 346-3030 fax: (702) 346-6607 |
| |PAHRUMP (505) |
| |160 South Emery; 89048 |
| |phone: (775) 727-4884 fax: (775) 751-1491 |
| |LINCOLN COUNTY CALIENTE (412) |
| |360 Lincoln Street; 89008 |
| |phone: 726-3123 fax: 726-3874 |
| |STATE OF NV WIC ADMINISTRATION |
| |CARSON CITY (Main Office) |
| |4126 Technology Way, Ste. 102, Carson City 89706 |
| |phone: (775) 684-5942 fax: (775) 684-4246 |
| |LAS VEGAS Office |
| |3811 West Charleston Boulevard Suite 205; 89102 |
| |phone: 486-8101 fax: 486-8105 |
| | |
| |*Breastfeeding Classes, Breastfeeding Help, & Breast Pumps |
| |Available at your WIC Clinic.* |
|Women’s Development Center provides a wide array of housing |Women's Development Center |
|services for the homeless and low-income residents in our |4020 Pecos-McLeod |
|community. Housing services range from Transitional Housing for |Las Vegas, NV 89121 |
|the homeless to Foreclosure Intervention services for those | |
|trying to save their homes. |Phone: (702) 796-7770 |
| |Fax: (702) 796-3007 |
|“Centro de Desarrollo para Mujeres (Provee oportunidades para |Website: |
|las familias que tienen desventajas ecónomicas para asegurar |Email: info@ |
|casa transicional, renta de casa permanente y propietarios de | |
|casa).” | |
|Women’s Health Connection: |Toll-Free, state wide: |
|WHC is a breast and cervical cancer early detection program |1-888-463-8942 |
|available to eligible Nevada Women at no cost. Women age 40 and | |
|above shoe do not have Medicaid or Medicare Part B, are not a | |
|member of an HMO, or are underinsured or uninsured and meet the | |
|income guidelines. | |
|Womens Resource Medical Center Services provided at no cost to |Contact's name: Anna Maria Serra-Radford |
|the community. Free pregnancy testing, limited ultrasounds, |Contact's phone: (702) 366-1247 |
|baby clothes (up to 2 years old), baby food, formula, and baby |Contact's fax: (702) 366-1860 |
|furniture (two items per family, as available). Photo ID for |Contact's e-mail: info@ |
|parent, birth certificate, hospital confirmation or crib |Emergency/After Hours Phone: (702) 366-1247 |
|card required for child. Must have appointments for some |Internet Website: |
|services. | |
|Hours of operation: | |
|Monday and Friday: 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. | |
|Tuesday and Thursday: 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. | |
|Wednesday and Saturday: 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. | |
|Work Source Center of Southern Nevada |651-2600 |
|YMCA |240-9622 or 877-9622 |
|Youth Emergency Shelter |385-3335 |
| | |
|“Olojamiento de Emergencia para Jovenes.” | |
Christy Santoro / Nevada Early Intervention Services
Please call (702)486-9244 or email at csantoro@health. for changes or additions.
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